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Trump Urges Apple to Shift iPhone Production from India to the U.S.

President Trump criticized Tim Cook over Apple's plans to produce iPhones in India, advocating for American-based manufacturing instead.


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In a recent address, President Trump expressed his displeasure with Apple CEO Tim Cook regarding the company's intention to manufacture iPhones in India to evade tariffs on Chinese goods. Trump stated that he desires Apple to bring production back to the United States, emphasizing the need for American manufacturing. Despite Cook's resistance, Apple is reportedly aiming to produce a majority of iPhones for the U.S. market in India by 2026 due to geopolitical factors. Analysts suggest that relocating manufacturing to the U.S. presents significant logistical challenges and financial implications for Apple.

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Trump's comments signal increasing rifts between the US government and big tech over manufacturing locations and trade strategy.

The push to relocate Apple’s production underscores the broader economic tensions between the US and India, particularly concerning tariffs.

Apple is strategically moving production to India mainly to avoid tariffs and geopolitical risks associated with China.

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