How are Chinese manufacturers coping with Trump's tariffs live from the UK?

This is the Marketplace Morning Report from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Nick Qureshi in for Leanna Burn.

Sky-high tariffs on Chinese goods arriving at the US border are already having a knock-on effect for many companies.

Major US retailers met President Trump yesterday,

and in China, many manufacturers are warehousing stock.

As the BBC's Laura Bicker found,

when she visited a sales fair in China's Manufacturing Heartland.

We're heading into the Canton Fair, but this place has so many halls, but even we're getting lost and having to ask for directions. Are we going the right way?

Yes.

The whole fair takes up a space of around 200 football fields,

so that gives you an idea of the size of this.

And today's present bit is apples, cowards and just run or two feet and one.

This area has everything you might need for the home, from toothbrushes to vacuum cleaners, coffee machines, blenders, washing machines, fridges.

As well as household goods, this year, the Canton Fair is full of bewildered traders,

wondering if they can still sell to the US market, including Lionel Shoe from Sorbo Technology.

For US market, we have more than 15%.

50 or 15?

50, 50, 50, 50% more than 50% in the U.S. market.

So it's very hard for us because of crazy Trump.

This is crazy.

He's a crazy one.

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