'Chaos after chaos' coming from de minimis changes and more tariffs
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Rising fuel prices and strikes have hit China’s truck market.
Truckers across the country have staged mass protests and refused to work over the weekend.
They claim transport fees are no longer sustainable in the face of rising fuel costs.
An anonymous social media post said: “We can’t take it anymore, we have no choice but to stand together.”
It added: “We won’t starve to death if we don’t work for a few days, but we will certainly not survive with the ridiculously low transport fees ...
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