China and the US have agreed to reciprocal tariff reductions covering about $30 billion of imports from each country – including some textile products.
The US list includes Chinese blankets, bed linen, table linen and other household goods, alongside toys, small appliances and seasonal decorations. China’s list includes US silk, as well as agricultural products, fish and seafood, logs, cosmetics and medical devices.
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