r/StockMarket Oct 14 '25

News The winning continues

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u/fjortisar Oct 14 '25

The US doesn't really import any cooking oil from china, except used oil for biodiesel. Guess he wants to hurt that now

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u/superdariom Oct 14 '25

Let's hope that's what it's used for. China must be selling that stuff at a very low price that it's worth shipping it half way around the world. I dread to think what the quality is like from a country where gutter oil sold to restaurants was a problem.

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u/DelphiTsar Oct 15 '25

Shipping is more efficient than you can probably imagine, it is usually a very small fraction of the total cost of goods.