Tariff policy can feel like it has completely changed from one day to the next, but the food and beverage industry must continue to adapt and face a rapidly-changing landscape of legal challenges, tax implications, financing pressures, and shifting market dynamics.
On Wednesday, Aug. 12,
The Food Institute hosted an hour-long session of presentations and panel discussion featuring
Lou Biscotti and
Mark Baran of CBIZ;
Buzz Burwell and
Chris Cushing of
Nelson Mullins; and
Todd Giles of
BMO.
The webinar examined where tariff policy stood, what recent legislative and legal developments meant for food businesses, how tariff refunds and mitigation strategies were unfolding, and how financial markets were responding to continued uncertainty.
Topics covered included:
• The latest tariff developments affecting the U.S. food industry
• Tariff litigation, refund opportunities, and evolving trade policy
• The political and legislative outlook for tariffs
• Financial market impacts, financing trends, and access to capital
• Tax considerations and strategies for managing tariff exposure
• Practical guidance for navigating ongoing tariff uncertainty
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