The United States is cracking down on a Chinese strategy for avoiding U.S. tariffs. A new White House report zeroes in on what it calls the “transshipment scam”—moving Chinese-made goods through another country before they reach America. A separate big win for President Donald Trump—and bad news for some Chinese online retailer…
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Tiffany MeierAugust 14, 20261 Mins read15
US Cracks Down on China’s Tariff Scam; End of ‘De Minimis’ Loophole
Tiffany MeierAugust 14, 20261 Mins read15
US Cracks Down on China’s Tariff Scam; End of ‘De Minimis’ Loophole
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