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Posted: 2025-04-14 12:09:40 UTC
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The Trump administration's increased tariffs on Chinese imports, with some rates as high as 145%, pose significant challenges for export-oriented factories in Zhejiang. Manufacturers express willingness to overcome difficulties with the country, planning to explore other markets to reduce dependence on the United States. Washington announced tariff exemptions for some electronic products like smartphones but plans to impose separate tariffs on semiconductors and related industries.
Increased tariffs by the Trump administration on Chinese goods.
Challenges for export-oriented factories in Zhejiang.
Manufacturers' commitment to overcome difficulties and explore new markets.
Tariff exemptions for certain electronic products but planned tariffs on semiconductors.
High tariffs on Chinese imports.
Cancellation of orders from the United States.
Dependence on the American market.