In response to US tariffs, Chinese manufacturers have chosen a new battlefield in the trade war—and it’s TikTok.
It’s no longer just dancing and singing reels from influencers. Now, it’s factory tours and wholesale markets across China.
These manufacturers claim to sell luxury-brand products at times for as little as one-tenth the price and are urging American buyers to stop shopping from U.S. stores: "Skip the middleman. Skip the tariffs. Come straight to the source—us."
But verifying these supply chain claims is tricky. Most manufacturers are bound by non-disclosure agreements, especially when working with big-name brands.
Watch the full Deep Dive to know more.
Reporter/Script: Rani Jana
Editor: Madiha
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