[LukeL]

Somewhat related. I was going to buy a cutting board because the label said “made from Pacific Northwest Lumber”. Turns out the board was made in China. So it was cheaper for a company to ship lumber across the pacific, have it sliced and glued into a board, shipped back over the pacific and then sent to retailers comapred to having a factory in Washington or Oregon.

[TBP]

We need to make Chinese goods prohibitively expensive, if not outright prohibit them.

[central_va]

So it was cheaper for a company to ship lumber across the pacific, have it sliced and glued into a board, shipped back over the pacific and then sent to retailers comapred to having a factory in Washington or Oregon.

You paid full price and they kept the "savings".

Tariffs, then more tariffs. After that? Even more tariffs on all imports.