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Small businesses in Connecticut brace for higher costs from new tariffs

Connecticut small businesses are preparing for increased costs associated with newly imposed tariffs. The supplied report does not specify the tariff scope or economic scale.

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Higher import costs could pressure business margins and contribute to broader price increases and supply-chain strain.

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