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The impact of recently instated Chinese trade tariffs on the U.S. fruit and tree nut sector will be partially offset by increasing Chinese demand, but U.S. exports to China will decrease. U.S. walnut, mandarin, grape, cherry, and peach exports to China are expected to be hit hardest. Senior Fruit and Vegetable Analysts Roland Fumasi and David Magana discuss the implications with Bill Nickrent.
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