Chinese companies that shifted operations to South-East Asia to save costs while getting around Trump tariffs during his first mandate are back in the firing line.
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Farmers fear tariffs could cost them one of their biggest markets: China.
Long-term concern is that U.S. farmers and ranchers will lose market share as China turns elsewhere for the corn, beef and other crops it consumes.
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