The United States and China release product lists tied to a roughly US$30 billion tariff agreement. The documents specify categories of goods covered by tariff changes, and are presented as lists of items entering the US and other relevant entries.
According to the reports, the list for goods entering the United States includes 77 product entries. The listed categories span consumer and household items such as household products and toys, as well as items including fireworks and sporting equipment. The outlets provide the same set of example categories and the same count of entries, focusing on the composition of the US-bound list rather than negotiations or economic impact.
The differing emphasis across outlets is limited, with both describing the US-facing portion of the lists in similar terms. Neither report provides additional details on how specific tariffs will change for each category, beyond identifying the types of goods included in the released documentation.