#toy-industry

#toy-industry

Increasing tariffs could lead to a 15-20% price hike on toys from China, affecting U.S. consumers' purchasing decisions.

Trump's tariffs are threatening holiday product availability and increasing prices.

Supply chain disruptions may lead to toy shortages for Christmas.

Retailers fear financial loss due to increased import costs.

Businesses are consulting lawyers due to potential bankruptcy caused by tariffs.

Mattel may raise U.S. toy prices due to tariffs on Chinese imports, impacting both the company and consumers.

Trump suggests fewer toys might be better for families due to upcoming shortages, showing a disconnect from the economic struggles of everyday Americans.

Trump's heavy-tariff policy could lead to higher prices and a potential toy shortage during the holiday season.

Trump dismissed tariff impacts on consumers, suggesting children might have fewer but more valuable dolls as a result.

LeBron James becomes the first male athlete with a Ken doll, symbolizing positive role modeling for youth.

Adults are the fastest-growing demographic in the toy buying market, spending significantly on toys for themselves.

A mix-up in URLs on Barbie dolls led to directing customers to a porn site instead of the intended Wicked movie site.

The pandemic has sparked a surge in adult participation in Lego building, leading to the emergence of a 'kidult' phenomenon.

Lego's diverse product range and strategic partnerships have enabled it to thrive in a challenging economic environment, showing remarkable resilience against inflation.