The Trump administration is considering a new 92% antidumping duty on Italian pasta makers, a move that, combined with the existing 15% European imports tariff, would raise total duties to 107% on 13 major Italian exporters, including La Molisana, Garofalo, Rummo, Pastificio Liguori and Barilla. Industry experts warn that the tariff, if implemented, could drive up U.S. pasta prices or wipe certain brands off shelves entirely as early as January. While the White House says the move isn’t final, Italian com ...