Heritage Steel, a small, family-owned cookware manufacturer in Clarksville, Tennessee, is expecting to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in tariffs this year. The company recently received a tariff bill of $75,000 on an order of handles, and the company’s vice president of operations, Danny Henn, is anticipating another bill of closer to $200,000 for goods that will likely reach the U.S. this month.“We’re a pretty small business,” Henn said. “Having that as an additional sort of surprise expense is not insignificant.” But even with that new cost factored in, Heritage Steel believes steel and aluminum tariffs could ... (full story)