Chocolate (yay!) and Tariffs (huh?) with Enna Grazier
New Hampshire Has Issues
Chapters
1:35
Welcome to NH Has Issues, Intro Enna Grazier
3:45
Liz doesn't understand anything about tariffs
4:18
Simple question: is your chocolate made in the USA?
4:59
About the Enna Chocolate shop / factory
5:33
What is a tariff?
7:11
Small business
7:35
How much do you need to import?
8:22
Can we grow cacao here?
11:14
Chocolate consumption, growing cacao
13:32
What is the impact of tariffs on your small business?
15:00
What would "big growth" have looked like?
17:03
Why did the cost of cacao go up so much?
17:55
What is a commodity buyer?
23:24
Farmers are impacted by climate - how will tariffs impact them?
24:33
What can the state of New Hampshire do to support small businesses?
28:46
How many countries do you work with?
29:46
What should I say if I call the governor or a member of Congress?
31:43
What happens to money after the tariff is collected?
34:04
Closing
35:15
Bonus content
New Hampshire Has Issues
Chocolate (yay!) and Tariffs (huh?) with Enna Grazier
Jun 10, 2025
Season 1
Episode 6
Liz Canada
Episode ingredients: 90% chocolate, 10% tariffs. Made in the USA.
Liz asks Enna Grazier (a friendly local chocolate maker) what to say about tariffs if someone wants to call the governor, and Enna asks Liz the same thing.
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Links:
- Enna Chocolate on Instagram
- 5 things to know about tariffs and how they work (PBS News)
- Impact of tariffs tough to avoid for some New Hampshire small businesses (WMUR)
- Tariffs could add to New Hampshire’s housing woes (Valley News)
- NH Senate Bill (SB 304): Directing the commissioner of the department of business and economic affairs to assemble a report on the effects of tariffs on Canada and New Hampshire residents. A majority of the NH Senate (16-8) tabled the bill, meaning it did not move forward.
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