U.S. President Donald Trump has targeted top economic rival China with a cascade of tariff orders on billions of dollars of imported goods aimed at narrowing a wide trade deficit, bringing back lost manufacturing and crippling the fentanyl trade.

Tariffs on Chinese imports are currently set at 30%, which, to be clear, is high. But Trump has threatened tariffs of up to 245%. Retailers who do import from China know 90 days is nothing when you’re ordering goods from overseas.

Trump has extended his trade truce with China. Apart from its control over the rare-earth elements market, Beijing has used its power as a major agri-commodities importer to push the US to continue negotiations.