Examples of using To avoid tariffs in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Such an easy way to avoid Tariffs?
A lot of stuff is flowing from China to Vietnam as firms increase purchases andramp up production there to avoid tariffs.
Such an easy way to avoid Tariffs?
However, Bloomberg reported in June that Google was moving the production of some Nest thermostats andserver hardware out of China to avoid tariffs from the U.S.
The agreement requires that, to avoid tariffs, 75% of an automobile's content originate within North America- an increase from 62.5%- in order to reduce imports of components from Asia.
Volvo moves XC60 production to Europe from China to avoid tariffs.
A number of times, Trump has told Apple that to avoid tariffs, the company should move production of its devices to the U.S. And earlier this week the president met with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Mexico has agreed to take measures to reduce the number of migrants to the US, in order to avoid tariffs being imposed.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is desperate to avoid tariffs or quotas on lucrative auto exports, while Trump wants to crack open Japan's agricultural market and reduce a $60 billion trade deficit.
Apple Watch and MacBook manufacturer Quanta Computer said it is prepared if major clientsdecide they want to make products outside of China to avoid tariffs.
Some foreign firms will invest more deeply in American-based production in orderto avoid tariffs, if Mr Trump imposes them, much as Japanese car firms did in the 1980s.
Apple Watch and MacBook manufacturer Quanta Computer said it is prepared if major clientsdecide they want to make products outside of China to avoid tariffs.
Employment is"one area that maysuffer some big impact" as companies try to avoid tariffs by moving a specific aspect of production out of China, Liang said at a June 13 press event.
Some experts are pointing out that Southeast Asian countries are the winners when companies must relocate production from China andlook to neighboring countries to avoid tariffs.
Many tech players are relocating orincreasing production[in Vietnam] to avoid tariffs, given that it is close to China, and has a relatively complete supply chain compared with other Southeast Asian countries.
This month, Vietnam's customs department said it had also found scores of cases of exporters illegally relabeling Chinese goods“Made in Vietnam” in orderto avoid tariffs imposed as a result of the U.S.-China trade dispute.
But the idea of shipping through a third country to avoid tariffs has flourished in recent months dueto the trade war between the United States and China, and multiple companies producing products in China are exploring Vietnam to find out how they might do so.
But Kent and other bike makers don't have to move their manufacturing operations to the United States to avoid tariffs- nor do they have to stop using Chinese parts.
But taking a different line from the other policymakers, Mnuchin said the slowdown in some parts of the world was not due to trade difficulties and even said the friction couldbenefit some countries if companies relocated from China to avoid tariffs.
Transshipment fraud- the process of relabeling ormaking minimal modifications to goods in a third country to avoid tariffs- has concerned U.S. policymakers regarding Chinese-made goods for years.
American companies that once believed the trade war would blow over are now scrambling to limit their exposure to China, in some cases shifting production to other countries,like Vietnam, to avoid tariffs that will soon reach as much as 30 percent.
Discussions in Washington will center on rules of origin that govern what percentage of a car needs to be built in the NorthAmerican Free Trade Agreement region to avoid tariffs, the dispute-resolution mechanism and U.S. demands for a sunset clause that could automatically kill the trade deal after five years.
Another main reason the U.S. could punish Vietnam for trade fraud is if the latter allows companies to ship Chinese exports through its country andpretend they are Vietnamese exports to avoid tariffs, a process known as transhipment.
About 30% of American companies operating in China say they are looking to buy components or build products outside of both the U.S. andChina to avoid tariffs, according to a recent survey by AmCham China and AmCham Shanghai.
For international law firm Harris Bricken, which helps companies navigate working abroad, partner Dan Harris said the US tariffs on China have caused his businessto“go crazy” as companies seek help to avoid tariffs- often by moving their production from China.
One American company recently told a supplier with a factory in Phnom Penh that it wants to take its China production down to zero as soon as possible in order to avoid tariffs, said Bradley Gordon, a lawyer who advises multinational companies in Cambodia.
