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US President Donald Trump said that tariffs on Monday Imported agricultural products Could effective on April 2 and mark the latest in a series of aggressive trade measures.

“To the great farmers of the United States: get ready to sell a lot of agricultural products in the United States. The tariffs will go on an external product on April 2,” Trump wrote his social account of his truth without providing further details.

The United States has recorded a shift in their agricultural trade balance sheet in recent years, with imports exceeding exports. The data from the USDA showed that agricultural exports in 2023 were around 178 billion US dollars, which showed a remarkable decline of $ 17 billion compared to the figures of the previous year.
Trump initially announced broad tariffs for imports from Canada and Mexico in February, but later suspended it and accused both countries not to contain illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
In addition to the existing 10 percent tasks to Chinese imports, Trump warned before Tuesday to implement another 10 percent tariff.
“There is no doubt that the administration tries to solve the long-term challenges for fentanyl and immigration, and these tariffs gave the administration of the administration, as we saw with the previous reaction of Canada and Mexico,” said Ryan Majerus, who previously worked as a American trade officer.
He told the AFP news agency that Washington aims to achieve more balanced trade relationships.
In order to prevent broad tasks, Mexico transferred some of his most notorious detained drug men to the US grant-right last week. Long for killing a hidden US agent, the antitrust guides delivered.
American importers would bear the burden of these tariffs and then try to recover the costs by increasing prices for consumers.
In a social media declaration in the past month, Trump recognized potential consequences and said: “Will there be pain? Yes, maybe (and maybe not!)” And added: “But we will make America great again, and everything will be worth the price that needs to be paid.”