In recent years, Trump administration tariff changes have reshaped the landscape of international trade, introducing both new costs and new complexities for American small businesses. From raw materials to finished goods, many entrepreneurs have found themselves reevaluating supply chains, pricing strategies, and growth plans.

While the shift has presented challenges, it has also opened the door to innovation, local investment, and strategic adaptation. Small businesses are uniquely positioned to pivot quickly, and with the right approach, many are finding ways not just to survive—but to thrive—in a tariff-adjusted economy.