Trump's wide-ranging tariffs have been dubbed "worse than the worst-case scenario," but the specifics of the plan and what it'll mean for you have continued to change.

While higher tariffs could still be coming after a 90-day-pause, the baseline 10% tariff on all goods, plus higher duties on Chinese products already in effect are a big increase in food costs for American's budgets, said Thomas Gremillion, director of food policy at The Consumer Federation of America.

What was once a looming threat for importers has become an urgent challenge as companies begin to absorb the costs of tariffs and scramble for relief.