Sept. 17 (UPI) -- Chilean salmon and wine exports to the United States have begun to decline after President Donald Trump imposed greater tariffs on imports. About 40% of salmon produced in Chile goes to the United States, where it makes up 55% of the market supply. Starting in April, an additional 10% tariff was imposed. At the time, Chile's industry warned the tariff would cause demand to drop, resulting in about $571 million in annual losses for companies. Aquaculture companies have already

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