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China dominated the import scenario in the United States for 14 years, but the sanctions imposed by the government, and the distance that has only widened between them,
China dominated the import scenario in the United States for 14 years, but the sanctions imposed by the government, and the distance that has only widened between them, have pushed it off the top of the rankings. For the first time since 2009, the country has landed on the podium and is now the third largest supplier in the US, after Canada and Mexico.
Five years ago, China accounted for more than 20% of all food and raw materials found on American soil, but that number has dropped to 13.35%, according to the US Census Bureau. Mexico now leads the way with 15% of imports, while Canada is at the tail with 14% of operations of this type in the neighboring country.
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According to the same body, there have been several cases of falling imports in the United States relative to China. The arrival of mobile phones, tablets, etc. fell by 20.24%, the lowest since May 2016, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic. There were US$5 billion worth of goods that did not enter the US.
In the computer scene, the decline was a little more. PC and hardware imports from China fell 22.58%, reaching the lowest level since 2010. Compared to the same period last year, USD 4.8 billion was not invested in the import of this genre. Taiwan and Vietnam have managed to grab some of what the Chinese market has lost.
The distance between the US and China began during the COVID-19 pandemic, under the administration of Donald Trump. He raised tariffs on imports from the territory, which made it difficult to ship products and raw materials during this period. The former president was looking for alternatives as being dependent on one country just to find different components was a big risk for the market. The Joe Biden administration maintained the tariffs, which led to a further drop in imports.
This data is at odds with the impressive numbers the US achieved in 2022, which saw $3 trillion in investment in imports and $2 trillion in exports, the first time the country has reached that milestone.
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