As new tariffs on imported goods create uncertainty for U.S. businesses and families, Take-A-Ticket is reassuring customers that its operations remain unaffected by these international trade measures.
“Tariffs are essentially taxes imposed by governments on imported goods, not fees paid by foreign exporters,” said Seth Tigner, President of Take-A-Ticket. “We’ve been asked whether these developments will impact the pricing of our products or services. The short answer is no.”
A tariff typically adds a percentage to the value of an imported product. For example, a 25% tariff on a $100 item results in an added cost of $25. That cost is usually absorbed by the importing company and often passed along to consumers or businesses.
However, Tigner emphasized that Take-A-Ticket sources its materials domestically. “Because we do not rely on foreign supply chains, the tariffs currently making headlines will not influence the cost of our products or services.”