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Tariffs on Italian Pasta Could Spike Prices, Limit Choices

11/28/2025

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Tariffs above 100% on over a dozen Italian pasta makers could raise prices and limit options.
The duties stem from an antidumping complaint by two American companies after a Commerce Department review found some Italian data unreliable.
Greg Bettinelli discovered Pasta Rummo in Florence in 2002.
The final tariff decision is expected by February 18, 2026.

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Story summary

Tariffs above 100% on over a dozen Italian pasta makers could raise prices and limit options.
The duties stem from an antidumping complaint by two American companies after a Commerce Department review found some Italian data unreliable.
Greg Bettinelli discovered Pasta Rummo in Florence in 2002.
The final tariff decision is expected by February 18, 2026.