US President Threatens Apple with Tariff if Production in India Does Not Stop
US President Donald Trump has said that if Apple's production from India does not stop, Tim Cook and his company will face tariffs, and they will be massive. It will start at 25%, and then it could go further from here, depending on the pace of shifting the Apple company's production back into the USA. US President Donald Trump made it clear that he will not allow any US company to do manufacturing outside of the US and even threatened those companies with massive tariffs if they do not cooperate in this regard. However, some Indian citizens are asking questions of their government about whether Modi even made an official trip to the US and why India's position is so weak in the current US government setup. Moreover, people are asking about India's foreign policy and why it has been so weak that the US president again and again said that he was the one who mediated between Pakistan and India; otherwise, there would have been a nuclear war, which no one would have ever wanted.
The US president further said that he invited both Pakistan and India for a massive trade deal, and Donald Trump said both countries have excellent leaders; however, he said more about the Pakistani government, that they are very intelligent people and have a smart government. Moreover, now it seems like, no matter which country it is, the US won't allow any kind of production or any kind of manufacturing by a company that is based in the US; it won't be allowed to produce goods or services outside. This policy was set from the get-go when Donald Trump took the oath as president of the US, and he said that he cannot allow old policies to continue further, which have damaged the US and its manufacturing vision. Additionally, he said that India is one of the biggest tariff abusers, and he said we will also apply tariffs on those countries that apply tariffs on US goods. Now it seems like there will be no production of Apple in India, and India's aim to earn more than US$20 billion partially won't be possible now.
