The Dominican Republic is identified as a transshipment point for Chinese products.

A recent White House report identifies approximately 40 nations, including the Dominican Republic, as transshipment points for goods entering the United States. The report suggests that these countries are being utilized to reroute products, primarily of Chinese origin, to circumvent established U.S. tariffs.

This practice involves shipping goods through third-party countries to obscure their origin before final export to the American market. The findings highlight ongoing efforts by the U.S. government to monitor and address international trade practices aimed at bypassing import duties.