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Trade War Containers Don't Lie, Navigating the Bluster

Lori Ann LaRocco

The multifront trade war, which started with solar panels and washing machines, quickly expanded to additional battles. Retaliatory tariffs were imposed, and the flow of global trade the world once knew was changed. Headlines reporting the China tariffs "on hold," "truces announced," or threats of a...

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The author, who wrote this book, discussed what containers were indicating about incoming shortages in the U.S. supply chain. She emphasized that assembled-in-America products might cease production if their components originate from China.

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And I am the global supply chain reporter for CNBC. And I'm also the author of Trade War Containers Don't Lie.

— Episode: The two dolls economy

Episode: The two dolls economy

The author, who wrote this book, discussed what containers were indicating about incoming shortages in the U.S. supply chain. She emphasized that assembled-in-America products might cease production if their components originate from China.

"

And I am the global supply chain reporter for CNBC. And I'm also the author of Trade War Containers Don't Lie.

Assembled in America doesn't mean that all the components are made in America. And you will have assembled in America products no longer being able to be made because the components come from China.

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