Taiwan holds first tariff talks with United States
TAIPEI, April 12 (Reuters) - Taiwanese officials held their first tariff talks with U.S. officials on Friday, the island's government said on Saturday.
The two sides exchanged views on a video conference on reciprocal tariffs between Taiwan and the United States, non-tariff barriers to trade, and a number of other economic and trade issues, including export controls, Taiwan's Office of Trade Negotiations said in a statement.
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