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... The U.S. has more than 1,700 bonded warehouses, facilities where imported goods can be held without immediate payment of customs duties such as tariffs, currently 30% for shipments from China. Such fees are only paid when the goods leave the bonded warehouse, allowing businesses to manage funds more effectively at a time of extreme trade policy volatility. ...

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Wait, what?

Pres Trump has repeatedly stated that the exporting countries, e.g., China, are the ones who pay his "beautiful" tariffs.

If that is the case, then why are US companies creating these "bonded warehouses" to apparently sidestep the Trump tariffs?

And, as a follow-up question ...

How long before Pres Trump lowers himself, once again, to yet another trivial comment on his social media about this action by American businesses?