Apple flew 600 tons of iPhones from India to the US to avoid Trump tariffs
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Apple has taken significant measures to circumvent tariffs by chartering six planes to transport 600 tons of iPhones from India, which can equate to up to 1.5 million smartphones. The tariffs on China, which stand at 145%, prompted Apple to rely more on India, where the tariffs are lower, at 26%, although temporarily paused by Trump. This effort highlights Apple's adaptability within its supply chain amid changing trade policies, as they also negotiated with Chennai airport for a quicker customs clearance process to ensure a cost-effective import method.
Apple has chartered six planes to transport 600 tons of iPhones from India to the US, circumventing high tariffs imposed on imports from China, totaling 145%.
In response to tariffs on Chinese imports, Apple's strategic decision to utilize India for manufacturing aims to mitigate the financial impact on its iPhone pricing.
Read at Computerworld
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