A tariff loophole is a legal technicality in trade rules that allows importers to reduce or avoid customs duties. Companies exploit these gaps by rerouting goods through countries with lower tariffs or misclassifying products. Large corporations and global traders benefit most, gaining cost advantages over competitors who pay full duties.
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