May 15, 2025 #USTariffs #ChinaTariffs #ChinaImports
Showrooms across the US prepare for Christmas as tariffs on Chinese imports fall to 30%.
May 15, 2025 #USTariffs #ChinaTariffs #ChinaImports
Showrooms across the US prepare for Christmas as tariffs on Chinese imports fall to 30%.
Businesses express cautious relief, though prices remain higher than three months ago.
Trump's 145% tariff spike severely disrupted trade, causing delays and cancellations at ports.
Shipping has resumed during a 90-day tariff pause, leading to a surge in holiday orders.
Over 85% of Christmas decorations and most toys sold in the US are imported from China; shortages may occur.
Retailers anticipate further tariff cuts but expect consumer prices to remain elevated this season.
Manufacturing festive goods in the US is still unfeasible due to higher costs and a lack of infrastructure.
Al Jazeera’s Kristen Saloomey reports from Cranford, New Jersey.
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