US EditionTaiwan's Sea Bream Still Has an Advantage in the US Market, but the Exchange Rate Is a New Hidden Worry
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Nearly 80% of Taiwan's sea bream (tilapia) is sold to the United States each year. Currently, the United States has suspended the implementation of reciprocal tariffs for 90 days, with an additional 30% tariff on China and 10% tariff on other countries. Fisheries companies believe that Taiwan's sea bream fillets still have an advantage in the United States compared to other competitors, but the recent large fluctuations in the New Taiwan dollar …
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