Consumers in Indiana and across the nation can expect price increases on everyday products like laundry detergent and toilet paper, with Procter & Gamble blaming the hikes to tariffs imposed by President Trump.
The company reported consistent sales and profits but plans to raise prices by around 5% and cut up to 7,000 office jobs.
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More Trump blaming instead of understanding the economic reality of the unilateral tariffs we’ve been suffering under for DECADES.
I’ll pay a few more cents for a roll of toilet paper if it means we can stop being taken advantage of.