US firms urge Washington not to hit Vietnam trade with 'China-style' tariffs
US firms have urged Washington not to slap China-style trade tariffs on Vietnam. The call comes ...
The Los Angeles Times writes: “When President Trump unveiled plans to launch a trade war with China early last year, Marisa Bedrosian Kosters, an executive at an Anaheim-based ceramic tile and stone retailer, sprang into action. Like many of the tens of thousands of retailers who move Chinese goods through Southern California’s giant port complex, Bedrosians Tile and Stone turbocharged its imports to get ahead of the threatened tariffs and other duties. But when its new supplies from Foshan reached the Port of Long Beach, the company, which has outlets in 10 states, ran into a massive traffic jam.”
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