11:46 ET - Cracker Barrel Old Country Store runs a retail business alongside its restaurants, and the chain said about a third of the items sold in its stores are sourced from China. The family-dining chain said it's working with its Chinese vendors to absorb some of the costs from increasing tariffs on Chinese imports, and looking for supply alternatives. The company anticipates it will have to raise some retail prices in response to the tariffs. Cracker Barrel beat sales and EPS expectations for its second quarter, sending its shares up 11%. ( heather.haddon@wsj.com ; @heatherhaddon)
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March 06, 2025 11:46 ET (16:46 GMT)
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