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Originally Posted by ymisoinsane
Tariffs are charged based on the declared value of the product being shipped. Not the retail price. The value of a calendar is nominal (paper printing - ink). The 10% tariff would effectively be a very small charge. They could add a few cents onto the shipping charge like they do for every other country.
If they are actually not shipping to the US only then the only party being political is UNC.
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You have literally no idea how tariffs work. The processing fees their shipper/importer would have to pay in advance and the cost of the procedures to go through in order to be compliant and not pay penalties would far exceed the price of the calendar itself. The price of the calendar would probably have to be at least tripled just for them to break even.
They probably couldn’t even find a shipper to deal with all that shit for such a small print run.