China’s Tariffs on U.S. Agricultural Products Take Effect
The Chinese government announced the tariffs last week, shortly after President Trump raised tariffs on Chinese products for the second time since he took office in January. The Chinese tariffs will include a levy of 15 percent on U.S. products like chicken, wheat and corn, as well as 10 percent on products like soybeans, pork, beef and fruit.
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Chinese fruit vendors unfazed by possible US-China trade warFruit vendors at a large agricultural wholesale market in Beijing on Thursday (March 6) said they’re unfazed about the ...
China is laying out its achievements developed under the five-year plan. Traders and investors can reap the benefits with ...
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Goods from China face at least a 20% tariff, while imports from Mexico and Canada are being hit with a 25% levy.
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Fruit exports produce $6.51bnFruit was the most valuable agricultural export last year, with the value of durian shipments surpassing 134 billion baht, according to the Trade Policy and Strategy Office (TPSO).Poonpong ...
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