GE Appliances inks $14M in contracts with Indiana suppliers amid production shift from China

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3 thoughts on “GE Appliances inks $14M in contracts with Indiana suppliers amid production shift from China

    1. Just wait until you start paying for those appliances. If you don’t think they will be more expensive you are delusional. Tariffs are a tax on consumers. It ain’t rocket science.

    2. Mark, so I guess you think it’s fair that other countries Levy high taxes or tariffs on US products that are imported to their country in the US has no right to do the same?

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