A survey by the British Standards Institution reveals that roughly one in four U.S. businesses plan to shrink their product offerings over the next six months. ^[1] Helen of Troy, distributor of OXO kitchenware, simplified its product lineup to cushion the impact of import duty increases. ^[2] Under Armour has cut its overall product count by over twenty-five percent to focus on higher-value items. ^[3] After the Supreme Court struck down key emergency tariffs, U.S. Customs and Border Protection began issuing billions of dollars in duty refunds to affected importers. ^[4] Excess inventory forces retailers to slash prices or absorb storage fees, with tariffs exacerbating profit risks. ^[5]