The White House announced Tuesday the specific list of $200 billion in products from China that it plans to hit with 10 percent tariffs, on top of the previous 25 percent tariffs placed on $50 billion worth of Chinese imports.

The list of new items still has to go through administrative procedures, including a public comment period next month, and won’t be finalized until late August at the earliest.

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