Top US Shippers: China trade war intensifies sourcing shift in household goods

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Top US Shippers: China trade war intensifies sourcing shift in household goods

| May 27, 2020 2:30PM EDT
With the US imposing higher tariffs on goods from China, importers of household goods moved production to Southeast Asia last year, primarily Vietnam.
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