NewzA recent White House report identifies approximately 40 nations, including the Dominican Republic, as transshipment points for goods entering the United States. These countries are being utilized to reroute products, primarily of Chinese origin, to circumvent established U.S. tariffs.
The findings highlight a broader strategy involving significant U.S. trading partners to bypass trade regulations. The report, released on Thursday, underscores the administration's focus on identifying and addressing international supply chain practices that undermine domestic trade policies.
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