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Chinese Export Companies React to Trade War Pressure

Chinese Export Companies React to Trade War Pressure
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World April 8, 2025 14:56

peking - Chinese export companies shift strategies amidst US-China trade war tensions. Impact on businesses and new production locations.

Chinese Export Companies Under Pressure

Chinese companies face challenges due to US tariffs on Chinese imports. The trade war escalates as US threatens further tariff hikes.

Impact on Business Strategies

  • Chinese export businesses, like Daotong Technology, seek new production locations.
  • Focus on countries with lower import tariffs such as Hungary, Turkey, Singapore, and Mexico.

Adapting to Market Changes

  • Yiwu toy trader remains optimistic, focusing on Western markets and exploring domestic demand for quality products.
  • Expert suggests Chinese companies in Guangdong province to prioritize domestic market amidst trade war challenges.

China's Response

Chinese Ministry of Commerce criticizes US actions, vows to retaliate. China's 34% tariff on US imports to take effect soon.

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