Experts say new rules will mean these popular restaurants are now facing major price hikes.

It appears Donald Trump's international tariffs are hurting many restaurant chains.

Expect Higher Prices At These Popular Restaurants In New York

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Eat This, Not That warns restaurant chains are "now facing major price hikes due to tariffs."

These popular eateries are now facing higher costs due to the tariffs.

Experts Expect These Restaurant Chains To Increase Price Due To Tariffs

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Last week, Trump announced tariffs on a wide range of products that come from Canada, Mexico, China, and the European Union.

Experts expect Americans to dig deeper into their pockets on many other items.

Grocery Items, Common Goods Expected To Increase In Price

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Officials say New Yorkers will likely end up paying more for many popular grocery items and common goods.

10 New York Grocery Items Getting More Expensive Due To Tariffs

Check out items that will cost you more at the grocery store!

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Some items that might increase in price at grocery stores include fruits, nuts, sugar, meat, and dairy products.

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Tariffs Likely to Raise the Prices of these Common New York Items

New tariffs announced by President Donald Trump could increase the cost of goods imported from Canada, China, and Mexico, affecting grocery stores, auto dealerships, and more.

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Car Prices Expected To Increase

The prices of cars are also expected to increase from $4,000 to $12,000 due to the due to tariffs on auto parts and fuel.

New Yorkers, Brace Yourselves— These Car Prices Are Likely About to Soar

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