No New Coffee Taxes: Stable Prices for Consumers
This act aims to prevent new tariffs on imported coffee, meaning coffee prices in stores should not increase due to additional government fees. Citizens can therefore expect more stable costs for purchasing coffee and coffee products. This protects consumers' wallets from unexpected price hikes on their favorite beverage.
Key points
No new tariffs on imported coffee: The government will not be able to impose additional fees on coffee imported from countries with which the U.S. maintains normal trade relations.
Stable coffee prices: Consumers can expect prices for coffee and coffee products (such as coffee husks or coffee substitutes) to remain at current levels, without increases resulting from new taxes.
Protection against sudden price increases: The act prevents the use of emergency powers to impose additional tariffs on coffee, providing greater cost predictability for households.
Introduced
Citizen Poll