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 ...

AriZona Beverage Company — the New York-based brand known for its famously low-priced drinks — may be raising its prices for the first time since its founding more than three decades ago.

With costs soaring, Vultaggio admitted even he may not be able to hold the line.Vultaggio, 73, who has long built his empire ...

The price has been AriZona’s calling card for nearly three decades. A 50 percent tariff on imported aluminum may change that.

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

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

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

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If AriZona's tallboy price had kept pace with inflation over the years, the company would be selling its iced tea for $1.99 ...

The potential price increase stems from the Trump administration's 50% tariff on aluminum imports from Canada.

AriZona founder Don Vultaggio warns the company may raise prices for the first time in decades if Trump's 50% aluminum tariffs take effect.