
Economy
New US Tariff on Philippine Goods Sparks Business Concerns
The US has raised tariffs on Philippine imports from 10% to 12.5% citing concerns over forced labor. The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry is calling for evidence and considering supply chain adjustments for affected industries.
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