As the Trump administration imposes new tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, American consumers can expect to see a significant increase in prices across various goods. From avocados to automobiles, products are likely to become more expensive, with reports indicating that items such as tomatoes, beer, and fuel could rise by as much as 25%. Restaurants are bracing for fresh price pressures, and businesses in states like Colorado and Hawaii are preparing for the financial impacts. Lawmakers and industry leaders warn that these tariffs are "bad news" for consumers, particularly affecting the grocery and food sectors as inflation concerns mount. As Super Bowl plans unfold, shoppers might find that their favorite party snacks, including guacamole, are hitting their wallets harder than before.