US Identifies India Among 40 Countries Used by China to Evade Tariffs

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The United States has named India as one of approximately 40 countries allegedly being used by China to circumvent American tariffs. White House trade adviser Peter Navarro described the practice as a 'Great Transshipment Scam,' accusing China of routing goods through third-party nations to disguise their true origin. According to Navarro, Chinese exporters use these countries for minor processing, relabeling, repackaging, or reinvoicing to make products appear as though they originate from a different nation. The tactic is designed to help Chinese goods avoid the steep tariffs imposed by the US on Chinese imports. Washington has flagged this as a significant trade enforcement concern affecting the integrity of its tariff regime.

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