Get ready to dig a little deeper into your wallet. Thanks to new tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico, and China, prices for everyday items like avocados, electronics, and even gas could soon go up.

Over the weekend, President Trump signed off on executive orders that slap additional fees on imports from these countries. Starting Tuesday, most goods from Canada and Mexico will face a 25% tariff, though Canadian energy products will get a slightly lower 10% charge. Chinese goods will also see a 10% tariff.

While the president claims that these measures won’t hit Americans’ wallets too hard, experts warn that higher prices are likely on the horizon. From fresh produce to cars, the ripple effect could be felt across grocery stores, car dealerships, and even at the gas pump.

One of the first areas where shoppers might feel the pinch is the fresh produce section. Items like avocados, tomatoes, and strawberries, which often come from Mexico, are expected to get pricier within weeks. Since these items don’t last long on shelves, stores don’t keep large reserves, meaning price hikes could hit fast.

Beyond groceries, electronics and cars could also become more expensive. While some companies might absorb the added costs, many are expected to pass them on to consumers.

So, whether you’re planning a taco night or eyeing a new phone, keep an eye out—those tariffs might soon show up on your receipts.