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Tariffs Bring Administrative Burdens for Distributors

Fluctuating prices from hundreds of vendors, customers who want to be kept in the loop as to the source of price increases and signs of a potential market slow down are all impacts for distributors of the Trump administrations ongoing tariffs on Chinese goods.

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By Elizabeth Galentine

August 9, 2019

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Fluctuating prices from hundreds of vendors, customers who want to be kept in the loop as to the source of price increases and signs of a potential market slow down are all impacts for distributors of the Trump administration’s ongoing tariffs on Chinese goods. 

Editor’s note: The tariff situation is continually evolving. For the latest economic updates visit mdm.com.

Months past the initial March 1 deadline President Trump set for trade negotiation talks with China, he recently tweeted that China “should probably wait out our election” to come to a deal with the U.S. on tariff negotiations.…

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