Upcoming tariffs on imported goods, announced by former President Donald Trump, are expected to raise prices on items ranging from smartphones to groceries. These tariffs, targeting trade partners like China, Canada, and Mexico, aim to boost domestic production but will likely increase consumer costs. Smartphones, especially those made in China, will see a 10% price hike, while imported alcohol from Canada and Mexico, such as tequila and whiskey, will become more expensive. Cars, auto parts, toy trucks, gasoline, and fresh produce will also be affected, with significant price increases anticipated. For consumers, now may be the time to purchase these items before the tariffs take effect and prices rise. Families could particularly feel the strain from rising grocery bills, especially on staples like avocados and tomatoes.