A $5 million Idaho company that sells on Amazon shows how China tariffs will crush ‘Main Street’ U.S. firms — while Chinese rivals, and Amazon, will be fine

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A $5 million Idaho company that sells on Amazon shows how China tariffs will crush ‘Main Street’ U.S. firms — while Chinese rivals, and Amazon, will be fine - Fortune

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A $5 million Idaho business selling the top-ranked swing on Amazon for kids with special needs says his business will be destroyed within months.

Other small businesses will follow.

His company Harkla, sells sensory swings and other specialized products aimed at children with special needs, mainly on Amazon, as well as offering online courses through his own website.