Tariff Truce Saved Chinese Toy Maker From Collapse
Huntar Company avoided a costly move to Vietnam after a last-minute trade agreement between Washington and Beijing rolled back punishing levies. The family-owned toy maker now seeks stability as US and Chinese leaders meet to discuss trade imbalances and supply chain dependencies.
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Huntar Company narrowly avoided collapse after the United States and China reached a trade truce on May 12. The agreement rolled back triple-digit tariffs that threatened to halt production for the toy maker's 500 workers in Shaoguan. For investors, the reprieve highlights the fragility of global supply chains as companies struggle to decouple from Chinese manufacturing.
