The article discusses the ongoing supply shock stemming from Trump's tariffs, particularly focusing on the unexpected impact on everyday goods like flax seed and linen fabric. The author reflects on personal experiences, such as difficulties in finding flax seed, and highlights the broader implications for both food and non-food products. Anticipating these challenges, the author prepared by buying cotton muslin, now repurposed for necessary repairs. This situation emphasizes the importance of being proactive and resourceful during economic disruptions.
The ripple effect of tariffs on flax not only impacts food prices, but also affects fabric and linseed oil, demonstrating the widespread consequences of trade policies.
Being prepared for the supply shock allowed me to use my stash of cotton muslin for valuable repairs instead of scrambling for new materials.
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