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In response to tariffs, Apple may shift some iPhone production to India
US-bound phone assembly could shift to India as a means of avoiding or reducing tariffs paid by Apple. News reports this week say that Apple plans to shift production of iPhones bound for the U.S. market from China to India. It’s seen as a response to President Trump’s China tariffs.
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