Here are strategic swaps you can make when grocery shopping to save money despite impending tariffs

It’s a hard-knock life.

In a few short weeks, tariffs on products from Canada and Mexico go into effect meaning grocery prices will most likely continue to rise. In addition to that, there’s potential for supply chain disruptions while the demand for coveted items remains high.

Thankfully, there are a few strategic changes — suggested by experts — you can make in and out of the kitchen to save some money on your grocery bills.

Here are some swaps and changes that are worth considering.

Majority of America’s fruits and vegetables — like avocados, tomatoes, peppers, and strawberries — are imported from Mexico. Suggested by EatingWell, it might be time to start shopping local for these kitchen staples.

Most likely the prices of in season produce at your nearby farmer’s market will be less expensive compared to a grocery store.