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US Outdoor Industry Association: new tariffs have cost $1bn

20/06/2019

The US-based Outdoor Industry Association (OIA) has published its first comprehensive look at the impact of new tariffs on America’s outdoor industry. The data shows outdoor companies and consumers paid an extra $1.1 billion from September 2018, when tariffs went into effect, to April 2019, when the most recent government data is available.  In...

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