SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Tariffs: They're on again, off again. Trade deals? Reached — or are they?
All of this economic uncertainty over the last several months has had a real impact on you, on importers and places like our country's ports.
ABC 10News and the Scripps News Group examined where we stand as a nation regarding the products we all buy, from the ship to the shelf.
You can watch part one of the special, where 10News reporter Perla Shaheen breaks down several issues impacting the Port of Long Beach, in the video player at the top of this page. Parts two and three can be found below, along with links to Shaheen's stories at the port.
WATCH: Part two of the special dives into how the tariffs will impact home rebuilding, electronics and manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
WATCH: Part three of the special explores why China makes so much of what we buy. The answer is more complicated than you think.
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