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Phil Wahba

Your Christmas tree may be pricier this year—but there are ways to get a deal

Artificial Christmas trees for sale (Credit: Rachel Bujalski/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Artificial Christmas tree sellers in the U.S. were thrown into turmoil earlier this year when the Trump administration announced punishing tariffs on Chinese imports, including threats of 145% duties.

About 85% of the 20 million or so Christmas trees being sold in the U.S. annually are artificial, and of those, about 90% are made in China. So any such tariffs threatened to send Christmas tree prices much higher in a year in which American consumers have shown themselves to be cautious and frugal.

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