In New York, Economy Candy is filled with an array of candies from various nations, such as gummies from Germany, lollipops from Spain, and chocolates from Japan, along with a wide selection from across the U.S. The owner, Mitchell Cohen, believes that all of the shop's 2,000-plus items may be impacted by the recent tariffs imposed by President Trump. This demonstrates how the tariffs are affecting businesses on both large and small scales, including Economy Candy. Cohen expresses concern about the potential rise in prices due to the tariffs, which could lead to inflation and impact the affordability of their products. Despite being a small part of the $54 billion candy industry, Economy Candy has already experienced price hikes in ingredients like cocoa. The store features a variety of imported products, with a significant portion being subject to the tariffs, affecting items such as Pistachio Snickers bars from India and passion fruit mousse Snickers from Portugal.