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From American Public Media, this is Marketplace. In New York, I'm Kristen Schwab in for Kyris Dahl. It's Monday,

May 25th. Good to have you with us on this Memorial Day. Over the weekend, it seemed like the

Trump administration in Iran were maybe getting closer

to ending the war. Now progress seems to have slowed down. Of course, all of it continues to

impact trade routes and the price of oil. And American businesses are left with little to do

but follow the twists and turns. Though twists and turns might just

be a part of doing business in America now. To get a temperature check, we called up Daniela Velasquez

DeLeon, general manager of Organics Unlimited, a fruit importer in San Diego. Daniela, it's great to

talk with you again. Great to talk to you, too.

So it's been a few months since we've caught up.

Tell me, how's business? What's happening?

It's good. It's been a good year.

As always, there's stuff going on out in the world, but business has been good this year.

Yeah, there's a lot of stuff going on in the world.

What is sort of the thing that rises to the top for you?

I mean, I think the biggest thing on a lot of people's minds is what's going on in the Middle East.

I mean, just from an overall humanitarian perspective, but also just the way it affects every single industry.

And of course, the tariffs, which will hopefully start getting the refunds here soon.

Yeah, let's start with tariffs.

Have you applied for that refund yet?

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