The Japanese carmaker has begun to consider the possibility of transporting one part of its own production to avoid new customs duties defined by President Donald Trump administration. This was reported by the Japanese business newspaper Nikkei.
According to the publication, the concern can move some of its facilities in the Japanese Fukuoca Prefecture, where Rogue, the famous US market, is gathering. At the same time, the publication emphasizes that such a step will blow to local medium and small companies, which supplies components.
On April 2, Trump announced the setting customs duties for the goods and territories. From April 5, 10% of the universal will enter into force, on April 9, individual tariffs.
