Obviously if you increase a cost the price is going to go up, but it’s not anywhere near 27% for groceries specifically.
Now pure imports, like most of the crap on Amazon or Temu, is another story.
I wonder if coffee will be the real thing that gets people upset.
Pretty much. Most consumers (and even a lot of purchasers) don't know about the individual tariff rates per good, so it's safe to assume that you can optimize pricing to maximize your margin where possible.
It happens a lot, but price fixing is a fairly slam dunk case for local DAs.
Inflation -> Sorry, gotta raise prices -> Profits increased
Interest Rates -> Sorry, gotta lay everyone off -> Profits increased
Tariffs -> Sorry, gotta raise prices again -> .....