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Due to tariff threats from Donald Trump, both Adidas and Madden are facing price pressure and are reassessing sourcing strategies regarding China, with Madden moving production to Brazil.

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Due to tariff threats from Donald Trump, both Adidas and Madden are facing price pressure and are reassessing sourcing strategies regarding China, with Madden moving production to Brazil.

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  1. Steve Madden acquired Kurt Geiger, which sources 80% of its assortment from China, prompting Madden to move production out of China to mitigate tariff risks.Sub-event
  2. Adidas and Madden face tariff headwinds from Trump regarding their sourcing strategies in China.1 source

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