Tag: #ChineseImports

Port of LA Imports Drop 19% in May as Tariffs Hit US Businesses

Port of LA Imports Plummet 19% in May Amidst Tariff Turmoil In the realm of global trade, the Port of Los Angeles stands as a bustling gateway through which goods flow in and out of the United States. However, recent statistics have revealed a significant downturn in import activity, with a staggering 19% drop recorded […]

Hidden layer in solid-state batteries could unlock faster, safer power storage

Hidden Layer in Solid-State Batteries: Unlocking Faster, Safer Power Storage Modern lithium-ion batteries power everything from electric vehicles to mobile devices you doomscroll on all day. However, as technology advances and our reliance on battery-powered devices increases, the need for more efficient, faster-charging, and safer energy storage solutions becomes apparent. This is where solid-state batteries […]

VF Rushing US Imports to Beat Tariffs, Outlook Miss Sinks Shares

VF Rushing US Imports to Beat Tariffs, Outlook Miss Sinks Shares The recent news of VF Corporation, the parent company of popular brands like Timberland and Vans, rushing to increase imports into the US to beat impending tariffs has sent ripples through the business world. This strategic move comes on the heels of the company […]

US set to fast-track Utah uranium mining permit in push for domestic energy supply

US Set to Fast-Track Utah Uranium Mining Permit in Push for Domestic Energy Supply Even as the U.S. and China slashed tariffs amid a 90-day trade truce, critical minerals remain a focal point for the United States in securing its energy independence. The recent decision to fast-track a uranium mining permit in Utah underscores the […]

Brazil Imposes New Tariffs on Chinese Imports Amidst Diplomatic Dynamics

In a strategic move that reflects its evolving economic landscape, Brazil has announced new tariffs on imports from China, underscoring the complexities of international trade and diplomacy. This decision comes amid rising tensions over trade practices and aims to protect domestic industries facing significant competition from Chinese products. The Brazilian government has implemented a 35% […]

US Looks to Curb Low-Value Chinese Shipments Under $800 ‘De Minimis’ Exemption

In a move aimed at redefining import regulations, the Biden administration has announced plans to curb low-value shipments entering the United States duty-free under the $800 “de minimis” threshold. This decision follows increased scrutiny of how Chinese e-commerce firms—specifically Shein and PDD Holdings’ Temu—have been leveraging this exemption to bypass tariffs and regulatory oversight. The […]

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