Imports of US grown chicken, wheat, corn, and cotton will face an extra 15% tariff, while the tariff on sorghum, soybeans, pork, beef, seafood, fruit, vegetables, and dairy products will be increased by 10%.

Summary

China will impose additional tariffs of up to 15% on U.S. farm products like chicken, pork, soy, and beef starting March 10, in response to U.S. tariff hikes.

Goods in transit are exempt until April 12. Beijing also added 10 U.S. firms to its unreliable entity list and restricted 15 others over national security concerns.

Despite tensions, analysts note both sides showed restraint. China remains a major U.S. farm product importer but is trying to diversify sources.

Future negotiations depend on U.S. actions.

    • DiplomjodlerEnglish
      17•2 days ago

      Valodja got his trade war. All of this is designed to weaken the US in order to compensate for the weakness of Russia.

      • @pivot_rootEnglish
        10•2 days ago

        If it unites the rest of the world as a side effect, I’m fine taking that loss.

        Both Russia and the US have an exceptional track record of ruining other countries through proxy wars with each other, only to later come in and take advantage of the destruction they amplified. If neither of them are capable of doing that anymore, everyone else is going to be better off until the day nukes start flying.