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The imposition of additional tariffs by the Trump administration escalates trade tensions, directly raising costs for textile imports into the U.S. This burdens downstream apparel retailers and consumers with higher prices, while upstream producers abroad face reduced demand. The policy could accelerate supply chain diversification away from China, benefiting other Asian textile exporters but disrupting existing trade flows. For the U.S. textile industry, domestic producers may see a temporary competitive edge, but retaliatory measures could hurt exports of raw materials like cotton. Overall,
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