Dolls spark debate as tariffs touch toy trade
The tariff clash with China draws dolls into the spotlight as Mattel and Hasbro warn price hikes while smaller firms fear holiday shortages. Industry groups urge relief from 145 percent duties, and parents debate the impact on kids purchases amid supply disruptions and shifting manufacturing.
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