If new products not added to export list, Bangladesh will lose tariff war
The United States has imposed additional tariffs at varying rates on export products from different countries. This move has caused grave concern worldwide. The first such announcement of higher tariffs came last April. Implementation was then postponed for three months. During this time, several countries tried through negotiations to reduce the imposed tariff rates. Most were successful. For instance, an additional 37 percent tariff was initially imposed on Bangladeshi exports. Vietnamese exports faced 46 percent, Indian exports 26 percent, and Chinese exports a staggering 125 percent. Later, however, tariffs on Chinese exports were reduced to 30 percent.