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Some sheep farmers affect the US-China trading war in the form of unsold wool.

By the American sheep industry, most of the wool, about 50 to 60%.

Underhand Trump Management Commercial policy, there is now Tax rate 145% Those Americans currently have to pay for Chinese imports. In response, China did the import of US items in the import of the United States this month.

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Some American farmers say their exports were caught at a geopolitical crossroads.

Mike Harper has a family dish in Eti, Colorado called Harper Nutritioners. Harper said his feeding has 65,000 sheep capacity, but work has become significantly more difficult.

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“I have seen this industry does nothing, but it is shrinking when I was a young boy,” said Harper.

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In one Colorado Ranchchi says that the cost of growing access to the uncertainty of exports exert pressure on its bottom line this year. (KENNEDY HAYES / FOX News / FOX NEWS)

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“For your inventory, losing seven to eight dollars for each head is significant,” said Harper. “We are still more likely to rely on meat trade. It’s the value for us, but everything is increasing. “

The American Shelie Industry Association says that at the beginning of this year, some deliveries have already been organized, but when China’s tariffs have been restored, some containers have been suspended or transformed.

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Peter Orwick is the CEO of the American Sheep Industry Association (ASI), which is a national organization that presents the interests of more than 100,000 sheep producers, which are located west of the east, and then pasture-based flocks.

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“We had sales created in this spring,” Orvik said. “But if you were not ships on the water, they were going to face replying actions, so I know we have had some containers that do not move.”

According to the Association, the Association of California and the Western Mountains is most of the nation’s wool.

Meanwhile, being with China, the American wool is often sent abroad in yarn, fabric or clothing, most of which are later sold to US consumers.

Orvik explained that for years the house sheep industry has been under economic pressure for years, which states that tariffs reserved for 2018 are premature. Orvick says the decline was deepened during the epidemic when the distant work reduced the demand for official, wool-based clothing.

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“You combine this with the reduced demand for the epidemic and office’s clothing,” Orvik said. “With the advent of this revenge, it will be more struggle.”

Orvik says that US manufacturers are now looking for alternative buyers, including in Italy and Eastern Europe.

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President Donald Trump On Tuesday, the Oval office told reporters that the total tariff planned on China, currently 145%, will be significantly reduced, but it will not be zero.