In a prime time television appearance last night, President Donald Trump addressed coffee prices, saying, “we’re going to lower some tariffs.” Amid a series of freewheeling remarks about Democrats on…
Trump Again Signals Coffee Tariff Relief; Importers Still Waiting
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