U.S. and China begin slapping each other with port fees
October 16, 2025
Port fees became the latest weapons in the U.S.-China trade war on Oct. 14 as Americans started penalizing shippers for using
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Port fees became the latest weapons in the U.S.-China trade war on Oct. 14 as Americans started penalizing shippers for using
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