Anytime you turn on the news, the word “tariff” is likely to be used. But let’s consider how tariffs can impact consumers. University of Illinois assistant professor Maria Kalaitzandonakes says the recent Gardner Food and Agricultural Policy Survey found most respondents found that consumers are expecting food price increases. AUDIO: Healthy Living on tariffs
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