Sri Lankan rubber exporters are urging the US to cut Trump-era tariffs to 15–20 per cent to stay competitive with Indonesia.

Sri Lankan rubber exporters urge reduced US tariffs to avoid losing US market share, citing competition from Indonesia.

Colombo, Jul 19 (PTI) Ahead of the August 1 deadline for further negotiations on the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, the Sri Lankan rubber exporters said they faced the threat of losing ...

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