Just ban exports of iron and copper or put a a 200% export tax proportional to their wine taxes for any resources (maybe 400% for LNG during winter) into China to account for the sovereign risk. That should sort things out pretty quick.
Then again, I think TWE is a winner here because when it becomes a geographically well diversified company it’ll also become more resilient. Take this as a restructuring cost for more sustainable growthlong may tariffs live! At least they are done repositioning themselves.
Just ban exports of iron and copper or put a a 200% export tax...
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