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US concerns over forced labor imports and resulting tariffs/trade disputes involving China and the European Union.

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US concerns over forced labor imports and resulting tariffs/trade disputes involving China and the European Union.

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  1. US imposes retaliatory tariffs on China and upends trade deals with the EU.1 source
  2. US concerns over forced labor imports trigger tariffs and trade disputes involving China and the EU.1 source

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