AriZona’s 99-cent iced tea cans may face a price increase for the first time in 30+ years due to new tariffs on imported ...

We’re holding the line for now despite rising aluminum costs," he said. “It’s particularly unfair — 80% of our can sheet ...

AriZona uses more than 100 million pounds of aluminum a year for its cans, and about 20% of that comes from Canada.

AriZona Iced Tea may raise its iconic 99-cent price for the first time in over 30 years due to Trump-era tariffs.

AriZona Chairperson and Co-founder Don Vultaggio said with rising tariffs, the brand may need to raise the price of its ...

Job growth has slowed dramatically in the city, food prices are up and businesses are passing along tariff costs. That has ...

"At some point the consumer is going to have to pay the price," the founder of AriZona told The New York Times.

AriZona iced tea is set to raise its 99-cent price for the first time in decades as rising aluminum tariffs drive up ...

For more than 30 years, the beloved beverage held strong to its low price tag — surviving the pandemic, supply chain issues and recessions.

Vultaggio says AriZona’s success rests on three simple rules: make it taste good, make it look good and price it right. The ...

Don Vultaggio, the founder and chairman of AriZona Beverage Company, told The New York Times he is reluctantly considering ...

Arizona Beverages has kept the price of its iced tea cans at 99 cents for over 30 years.