Home Uncategorized “These measures threaten the economic and cultural impact of U.S.-made musical instruments”: NAMM president responds to Trump’s tariffs – urgently urging the administration to exempt the musical instrument market

“These measures threaten the economic and cultural impact of U.S.-made musical instruments”: NAMM president responds to Trump’s tariffs – urgently urging the administration to exempt the musical instrument market

April 16, 2025 comments off

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NAMM president John Mlynczak warns that current tariff actions will lead U.S. musical instrument companies to lose their global competitive advantage

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