China is imposing new tariffs on meat, fruit and other products from the U.S., as retaliation against tariffs approved by the Trump Administration on imported steel and aluminum.
The Chinese finance ministry said in a statement Sunday, it is increasing the tariff rates on 128 kinds of U.S. products, with the new rates coming into effect on Monday.
Tariff rates on eight imported U.S. products, including pork will go up by 25 percent.
China is also imposing a new 15 percent tariff on 120 imported U.S. commodities, including fruits.