Canada

For too long has our economic hegemony made us the wealthiest nation in the world

No, it will affect us. Not massively, but it will, since now the producers will have to divide their shipments to route around the US. This will add to extra shipping since they benefit less from bulk.

In addition, while we'll cut out the US middlemen, there'll likely be a Canadian middleman taking their place to do distribution on a more local level, negating any cost savings from removing a step from the process.

Still a minor logistics issue, but one that'll likely take several months at least to resolve that'll land us with a few points higher in cost.

And they’ll just use it as an excuse to price gouge. No matter what you lose.

Won't stop Canadian retailers from using that as a cover to raise prices. I think we learned how this works over the last few years.

Until they start price gouging

As soon as the tariffed coffees go up, the non-tariffed will follow, just slightly lower. Why wouldn't they?

Tariffs=inflation. Always have.

Interestingly, on TV CBC said the opposite: prices from the farms would go up universally to help offset the change in the massive US market.

But I hope you're right.

Sweet.