US EditionVietnam prepared to crack down on Chinese trade to avoid Trump tariffs: Reuters
- Vietnam plans to tighten controls on Chinese goods exported to the U.S. To address concerns about tariffs, according to a government document seen by Reuters.
- Vietnam's government announced it would crack down on trade fraud following discussions with U.S. Officials.
- The U.S. Has raised concerns that China uses Vietnam to evade tariffs on products labeled 'Made in Vietnam', prompting Vietnam to start trade talks with U.S. Officials on April 9.
- Vietnam aims to maintain its trade relationship with the U.S. While balancing its ties with China, which remains a significant investment source.
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Exclusive: Facing Trump tariffs, Vietnam eyes crackdown on some China trade
In hope of avoiding punishing U.S. tariffs, Vietnam is prepared to crack down on Chinese goods being shipped to the United States via its territory and will tighten controls on sensitive exports to China, according to a person familiar with the matter and a government document seen
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