China to impose a 34% tariff on imports of all U.S. products starting April 10.

@whowasthatmaskedman Don't you mean people who want to export goods to China?

@newjaninev2 No. It works like this. If you want to buy from Temu now it will cost you 34% tariff to land it in America. Or 10% tariff to land it from Australia. Leaving me 24%😷

@whowasthatmaskedman The post is about sending goods to China

@newjaninev2 Then it will still work for me. Send me your US stuff. No tariff. I send it to China, No tariff. net to me 34%😷

@whowasthatmaskedman I assume you've done the numbers around freight costs to and from Australia, import/ duties and taxes for landing and exporting the goods, and the very real potential for Australia to become enbroiled in a rapidly spreading tariff war (free-trade agreements notwithstanding)

@newjaninev2 I was being sarcastic: However. just about everything I buy from China does come with free delivery and deliever door to door can be as little as a week. While I more or less gave up buying from America. delivery takes forever and costs a bomb...😷

@whowasthatmaskedman very true

Eventually the americans will end up doing business only with themselves

@whowasthatmaskedman and you can buy French wine from Chile made of Chilgrapes 😎

@Khenpal1 Say what now? You can buy wine better than French wine from many places, including my own.😷

@whowasthatmaskedman it goes with Cuba cigars , French wine -if you can trust your dealer 😁