According to a report released by the US White House on the 13th, many countries are transferring exports through third parties to evade US tariffs, and point the main target at China, unfounded accusations that China is “whitewashing” its own exports through about 40 countries and regions. In response, Chinese experts interviewed on the 14th said that this move by the US side is clearly a further extension of trade protectionism and will have a greater impact and challenge on the global economy and trade. According to media reports such as the Associated Press and the “Mount Capitol”, the report entitled “Large-scale Transit Fraud” unfounded accuses China of shipping goods to about 40 countries and regions, including Mexico and Malaysia, and then exporting them to the US in response to the new US tariff measures that began in 2018. The import tariff rate imposed by the US on these countries and regions is lower than that of China. Among them, major US trading partners such as Canada, the European Union, India, Japan, Mexico, and South Korea are reported as “risk first tier.” The White House claims that the above practices cause US tariff losses of 19 billion to 26 billion US dollars every year. The Associated Press simply unabashedly claims that this model makes US imports from China appear to have declined, but it actually allows China to continue to develop its manufacturing industry, which may challenge American factories and jobs.

According to a report released by the US White House on the 13th, many countries are transferring exports through third parties to evade US tariffs, and point the main target at China, unfounded accusations that China is “whitewashing” its own exports through about 40 countries and regions. In response, Chinese experts interviewed on the 14th said that this move by the US side is clearly a further extension of trade protectionism and will have a greater impact and challenge on the global economy and trade. According to media reports such as the Associated Press and the “Mount Capitol”, the report entitled “Large-scale Transit Fraud” unfounded accuses China of shipping goods to about 40 countries and regions, including Mexico and Malaysia, and then exporting them to the US in response to the new US tariff measures that began in 2018. The import tariff rate imposed by the US on these countries and regions is lower than that of China. Among them, major US trading partners such as Canada, the European Union, India, Japan, Mexico, and South Korea are reported as “risk first tier.” The White House claims that the above practices cause US tariff losses of 19 billion to 26 billion US dollars every year. The Associated Press simply unabashedly claims that this model makes US imports from China appear to have declined, but it actually allows China to continue to develop its manufacturing industry, which may challenge American factories and jobs.