Donald Trump’s 145 per cent tariff wall has hurt Liuyang, the world capital of the fireworks industry in China’s central Hunan province – but less than you might think.

Fireworks dealers in Iowa are dealing with the impact of increasing tariffs on Chinese imports, which could affect their business and community contributions.

Industry experts say prices for fireworks could more than double, thanks to the latest round of tariffs on Chinese-made ...

Tariffs on Chinese goods could threaten to raise prices on fireworks and has caused some distributors to cancel their orders ...

Anderson said the fireworks industry in the United States is seasonal, with many states’ demands peaking in summer, while ...

Duties on China surged to 145% just as fireworks companies were getting their final July Fourth shipments from the country, ...

Every year, the period from April to May is a peak season for US fireworks importers to get their products from China for the ...

The economic effects of new trade wars could be hard for the United States to dodge even if talks yield new deals soon.

Steep tariffs imposed on Chinese imports have upended the nearly $3 billion per year ... and New Kensington. If things don’t change, it could double the cost of fireworks used to celebrate ...

However, this year’s celebration carries a different undertone ... Heckman also highlighted that fireworks exports hit their highest point just after Chinese New Year in February. Heckman explained ...