What Recent Tariffs Mean for Our Customers

Over the past several years, businesses across the industry have faced a steady increase in operating costs—from fuel surcharges and higher delivery fees to rising material and product costs. More recently, tariffs have added another layer of pressure to an already challenging cost environment.

For some time, we’ve worked hard to absorb as much of these increases as possible rather than pass them directly on to our customers. But as these costs continue to add up, maintaining the same pricing structure is becoming increasingly difficult. This isn’t unique to our business. Recent research shows that more companies are beginning to pass a greater share of tariff-related costs downstream as margins tighten.

For customers, this may mean seeing higher prices, additional delivery costs, or adjustments across certain products and services. Our priority remains the same: to stay competitive, provide strong value, and be as transparent as possible about the factors influencing pricing.

The market is still evolving, and every company will have to determine how it responds. We’ll continue evaluating our costs carefully and looking for ways to minimize the impact wherever we can.