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China suppliers mock tariffs with Nike, Lululemon deals on TikTok

  • Chinese TikTok users posted videos promoting direct purchases from Chinese factories, Bloomberg reported Monday, April 15, 2025.
  • President Trump increased tariffs on Chinese goods multiple times, reaching 145% recently amid trade war.
  • These videos showcase Chinese factories producing items like Lululemon leggings and Birkenstock shoes, often with upbeat music.
  • Alex Goldenberg stated the campaign aims to undermine Trump's tariff policy, leveraging TikTok to promote cheaper Chinese manufacturing.
  • The videos suggest a backlash against Trump's tariffs, potentially shifting consumer purchasing habits and impacting brand-manufacturer relationships.
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Bloomberg broke the news in United States on Monday, April 14, 2025.
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