A sharp drop in Chinese imports could lead to shortages of the following U.S. consumer products, one analysis shows.

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HP announced that 90 percent of North American products would be made outside of China with a deadline of October. Lores said ...

The US imports more than $30 billion of these products from China, accounting for 73% of all its imports in the category. Analysts predict that this sector will be one of the hardest hit ...

Glassware: Almost 30% of U.S. imports of glassware and other products made of glass comes from China. Furniture and bedding: $18.5 billion's worth of furniture and bedding comes from China.