Swiss chocolate manufacturer Lindt & Sprüngli could relocate the production of its gold-wrapped Easter bunnies to the US in order to circumvent the import tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, according to news agency Bloomberg. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox Production for the Canadian market could move to Europe for this purpose. The plan would involve investments of up to $10 million (CHF8 million) to produce bunnies, Santas and other hollow chocolate figures in the US, the news agency quoted insiders as saying on Friday. These are currently produced in Germany and would therefore be subject to an import duty of 15%. + Swiss chocolate maker has only a few weeks’ worth of US stock Lindt & Sprüngli is also considering shifting production for the Canadian market from its plant in Boston to European sites in order to avoid retaliatory tariffs that Canada has imposed on the US. + What do 39% US tariffs mean for the Swiss economy? The company ...
