By Megan Robinson10 February 2025
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British retailers are exploring ways to fight President Trump’s tariffs, including ceasing exports or looking at setting up US subsidiaries.
Trump has imposed an additional 10% tariff on Chinese-made goods and has axed – then reinstated – the “de minimis” rule that allows goods under $800 (£645) to be imported without import duty.
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British retailers are exploring ways to fight President Trump’s tariffs, including ceasing exports or looking at setting up US subsidiaries.
https://www.retail-week.com/fashion/retailers-are-considering-setting-up-us-subsidiaries-to-counter-trump-tariffs/7048085.article