Trump Turns Up the Heat: Apple Faces 25% Tariff on Foreign-Made iPhones

In a sharp escalation of his’made in america’ campaign, u.S. President donald trump declared on friday that apple will be subject to a 25% tariff if it continues to manufacture its devices outside of u.S. Borders.

The warning targets apple’s extensive overseas production — particularly in china, where a majority of its iphones and electronics are assembled. ‘if apple wants to sell their phones in the united states, they better build them here,’ trump said, reinforcing his stance on reshoring american manufacturing jobs.
The suggested tariff would have far-reaching consequences not only for apple’s worldwide operations but also for millions of u.S. Consumers. Industry experts caution that increased import charges could lead to higher iPhone prices and disrupt supply chains, making this more than just a political move — it has the potential to cause significant changes in the market.

Although apple has made some investments in facilities within the United States, the company continues to heavily rely on production in other countries. Trump’s declaration places pressure on Apple to reevaluate its global strategy, particularly in light of the potential for increased expenses and competitive disadvantages.

Amid ongoing trade tensions, this recent action indicates that the U.S. technology sector may become the next front in President Trump’s aggressive trade policies, with Apple at the center of the conflict.

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