Some goods on which the Chinese government raised tariffs Monday.
Some goods on which the Chinese government raised tariffs Monday.
Most goods targeted for 25% tariffs are varieties of pork, for which China is the No. 3 American export market.
PORK: Fresh and chilled bone-in pork forelegs and hind legs, chilled whole and half hog heads, pork liver, chopped pork, other fresh and chilled pork
ALUMINUM: Scrap aluminum
Chinese regulators also imposed 15% duties on apples, almonds and dozens of types of fruit.
FRUIT: Apples, fresh or dried; coconut, fresh and dried; bananas, fresh or dried; pineapple; pomegranates; mangos; grapefruit; grapes; watermelon; cherries; strawberries; dried apricots
NUTS: Brazil nuts, cashews, almond kernels, walnuts, macadamia nuts, pine nuts
WINE: Sparkling wine
HERBS: Ginseng
PIPES: Stainless steel and alloy pipe used for petroleum or natural gas, multiple diameters
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