Mon, Dec 01 2025
U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs on textiles and apparel led to higher import prices, supply chain shifts, and job concerns, while failing to significantly reduce trade deficits or revive domestic manufacturing.
The U.S. has implemented reciprocal tariffs to counteract trade imbalances caused by high import duties, currency manipulation, and trade barriers imposed by other countries. This article explores how these tariffs affect global supply chains.
