Chinese mining hardware manufacturers to be impacted by U.S. tariffs

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In June 2018, the office of the United States Trade Representative reclassified mining hardware as "electrical machinery apparatus" instead of "data processing machine." The reclassification subjected mining hardware to a 2.6% tariff. In August 2018, the Trump administration significantly increased existing tariffs, subjecting mining hardware to an additional 25% tariff. This increase means that mining hardware manufacturers now face a 27.6% tariff on their exported mining hardware devices. (Source: South China Morning Post)
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