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4. Their products are everywhere here

Reply to pdxflyboy (Reply #3)

Tue Nov 11, 2025, 03:12 AM

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But there are no barriers for products from one EU country when imported into another EU country, not that many German companies are famous for their pasta to begin with….

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107% tariffs on pasta. Now, you're attacking something sacred. Paisano's are pissed. [View all] usonian Tuesday OP

Italian pasta is not close to the cheapest iemanja Tuesday #1

I survived the world-wide bucatini shortage (for whatever bizarre reason that happened) usonian Tuesday #2

I think Barilla has plants in Nebraska and Illinois, although they are an Italian company. pdxflyboy Tuesday #3

Their products are everywhere here DFW Tuesday #4

Thirteen Italian pasta brands ... (will) potentially be forced to hike prices dramatically? AZJonnie Tuesday #5

Just bought some Barilla elbows today BaronChocula Tuesday #6

What do they cost in the US Old Crank Tuesday #7

I'd have to go shopping to get you prices. Alternately, check prices online. Might need a VPN to get U.S. results. usonian Tuesday #8

One brand is selling at $4.00 lb Old Crank Tuesday #9