Recent changes in tariffs have hit small US businesses hard. Following the announcement from President Donald Trump in April, many businesses faced immediate challenges. Ben Knepler, a furniture manufacturer, took action by halting production at his Cambodia factory. This decision reflects the tough reality that many small firms now encounter. As tariffs continue to shift, uncertainty looms over the production capabilities and profitability of these businesses. Companies must navigate these turbulent waters carefully, balancing production demands with the financial implications of tariffs. This situation calls for strategic decisions to weather these challenges. Now, more than ever, small businesses need to adapt and reconsider their sourcing and operational strategies. The focus must remain on sustainability, profitability, and exploring new markets to mitigate impacts from changing tariff landscapes.