Chinese exporters are reconsidering investment in offshore factories as US tariffs on alternative hubs and new restrictions on “transshipment” force a sweeping rethink of supply chains in Asia.
Manufacturers have poured billions of dollars into south-east Asia in recent years as part of a “China plus one” strategy to minimise their exposure to US tariffs in the wake of Trump’s first trade war with Beijing.
But the US has slashed additional duties on Chinese goods to 30 per cent amid trade talks with Beijing, and imposed tariffs ranging from 10 to 40 per cent on other countries in the region.
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