Trump threatens India with rice tariffs

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Trump threatens India with rice tariffs in shocking trade warning
Donald Trump has issued a sharp warning to India over what he calls unfair rice exports to the US. During a fiery White House meeting, he accused India of dumping cheap rice into the American market — hurting US farmers.

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Why India is not ‘dumping’ rice in the US as Trump says
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More US tariffs on the way? Donald Trump says he may impose duty on Indian rice imports — What this means
US President Donald Trump indicated on Monday that he might impose tariffs on Indian rice, as New Delhi and Washington DC continue their trade talks without any major breakthrough.

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Trump considers new tariffs on Indian rice, says ‘they shouldn’t be dumping’
‘India can’t dump rice in US’: Trump signals fresh tariffs as American farmers denounce cheap imports
Trump Eyes New Tariffs On Indian Rice And Canadian Fertiliser Amid Ongoing Trade Talks
His comments came during a meeting at the White House, where he also announced a USD 12 billion support package for American farmers facing mounting economic pressures.

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‘India can’t dump rice’: Trump hints at new tariffs after US farmers complain about cheap imports
Fortune India

Rice 'dumping' in US: Farmers urge Trump to 'double-down' on tariffs targeting India, Thailand, China

"We do believe that countries are dumping rice into this country (US) today. We have never seen imports of great," Kennedy told Trump. When the president asked her about the countries that are "dumping rice" into US, she responded by saying it is India, Thailand, China and even Puerto Rico.

Higher tariff on Indian rice will burden US consumers, India looking for new markets: Experts

The GTRI said the announcement made on December 8 alongside a new US farm relief package appears to be election-season communication targeted at U.S. farmers
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