Fireworks buffs may get less bang for their buck this Fourth of July due to the United States' ongoing tariff war with China, which provides 96.3% of this nation's fireworks.

Products across the U.S. continue to see a significant climb in prices, with this holiday tradition being no different. Over 90% of fireworks sold in the U.S. come from China.

One of the barges serving as a launch platform for the fireworks had caught fire. All five workers on board jumped into the ...

At the recent peak of the trade war — when Chinese products were getting a 145% tariff — lots of fireworks were left in China, Schneitter-Blake said. And pyrotechnic production there has ...

With their near-total reliance on Chinese imports, American fireworks companies have landed squarely in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump’s trade war with Beijing. China manufactures 99% ...

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Fireworks have lit up America’s skies on the Fourth of July since 1777. But this year, retailers warn that rising tariffs on Chinese-made pyrotechnics could soon raise the cost of celebrating ...

Talk about an explosive situation: Los Angeles firefighters are anxiously monitoring a warehouse filled with 75 tons of ...

About 99 percent of the fireworks used in the U.S. come from China and producers and importers have struggled to navigate a rapidly changing tariff rate that has jumped from 10 percent to 145 ...