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Cheap Chinese Goods Are Flooding Peru as U.S. Tariffs Bite
Chinese goods account for 34% of Peru's imports in early 2026, driven by the US-China trade war redirecting shipments. Chinese cars are the fastest-growing import category in Peru.
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