The United States has identified India as a potential conduit for Chinese goods evading tariffs. Exporters in over forty nations are accused of rerouting shipments to bypass US duties. Washington plans to intensify efforts to detect and penalize such disguised Chinese exports. This classification highlights varying degrees of transshipment risk within legitimate trade flows. The report could influence ongoing trade negotiations between the two nations.

White House alleges that companies are systematically routing trade through third-party nations to evade US tariffs.

The trading partners named in a White House report include India, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and Singapore.

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The US has put India among more than 40 countries it says face risks of becoming conduits for Chinese goods seeking to avoid American tariffs, potentially adding another…

The US accuses over 40 nations of aiding China in tariff evasion through transshipments, unveiling AI solutions to combat the issue.