There’s a new term gaining traction that may shed light on the practice of covering tariff costs without causing a stir: “sneakflation.”
It refers to companies passing along higher costs but not hiking prices conspicuously, through such measures as introducing restocking fees when returns had been free, and either raising purchase thresholds to get free shipping or eliminating free shipping altogether.
Other companies and/or their CPAs are combating higher costs w/o resorting to these practices and instantly increasing their bottomline.
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