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Report singles out US’ biggest seafood-source nations for trade barriers on eve of Trump tariffs

The US Trade Representative's 397-page report on foreign trade barriers was published just two days before president Donald Trump's so-called 'Liberation Day'

By Jason Huffman | April 1, 2025 18:30 BST
Donald Trump addresses Congress on March 4, 2025. Photo Credit: The White House/ Facebook
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The US president Donald Trump administration has given a few new clues as to where it might direct its next flurry of tariffs on US seafood imports, and a number of the biggest producing nations have good reason to worry [...]

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