How the peaceful world of puzzles has been upended by the global trade war
May 25, 2025
Many people find jigsaw puzzles relaxing, but the business of sourcing materials and shipping them across international borders is becoming a lot more stressful thanks to the tariff war sparked by Donald Trump.
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