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In a strategic move to navigate the complexities of international trade and Trump's tariffs, Apple's manufacturing partner, Foxconn, has been predominantly shipping iPhone units produced in India directly to the US. This significant shift highlights how global tech giants are adapting their supply chains in response to economic pressures, particularly concerning US tariffs on Chinese goods. The revelation comes from customs data from May 2025. It shows that nearly every iPhone exported by Foxconn from its Indian facilities between March and May of that year made its way straight to the US market. Over this three-month period, the total value…
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