California’s Attorney General is sounding the alarm over Donald Trump’s bold proposal for a 25% tariff on iPhones manufactured in India. With consumer interests at stake, the state is gearing up to take legal action aimed at shielding residents from soaring prices. This development could spark a significant legal showdown.
Apple has reportedly airlifted over a million iPhones from India to the U.S. to circumvent tariffs. This strategic move highlights the tech giant’s efforts to maintain competitive pricing amid global trade tensions and optimize its supply chain.
As the US-China tariff war escalates, iPhones, Shein apparel, and toys emerge as top-traded items facing potential price hikes. Analysts warn that increased tariffs could burden consumers, reshaping spending habits and impacting the retail landscape.
In a bid to circumvent Trump-era tariffs, Apple orchestrated the shipment of over 1 million iPhones from India using six cargo planes. The move included a coordinated six-hour “green corridor” to streamline logistics and expedite delivery.
