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  1. Tariffs on Chinese goods rose sharply from 20 to 135 percent, concentrating the effects of the trade war on the Corn Belt and Iowa farmers.

Tariffs are making it difficult for Iowa products to be exported, prompting potential legislative action in the Senate.

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Tariffs are making it difficult for Iowa products to be exported, prompting potential legislative action in the Senate.

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  1. Adam Schiff introduced bills aimed at providing grower support and improving market access following trade dispute impacts.Sub-event
  2. The economic impact of Trump's tariffs is shown by the closure of a Whirlpool factory in Burlington, Iowa, which is located in a key Iowa district.Sub-event
  3. The Senate may consider measures related to tariffs impacting Iowa exports.1 source

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