Chinese companies remain in the U.S. despite Trump's tariff threats.

Chinese manufacturers and trading platforms are not backing down in the face of possible new tariffs in the U.S. They believe that the risk of reduced profits here is justified compared to other more complex markets.

The company Huang Lun noted that the American market is very important to them, even considering the possible new tariffs. They remain loyal to this platform, rejecting other options.

The founder of Sensereo, which produces smoke detectors, described the experience of selling through Amazon in Europe as 'hellish mode'.

Initially, e-commerce platforms from China focused their attention on Europe, but are now returning to the American market due to its significant potential and great opportunities.

A look at the future and regulation

Experts believe that Chinese companies are seeking various strategies to cope with possible future tariffs and regulations, including expanding warehouses in Europe and new business models.

Although the future of American tariffs is still uncertain, Chinese companies and trading platforms continue to work on successfully entering global markets.