The White House has published a list of chemicals and energy products exempt from President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, originally set to start on April 9 but now limited to a 10% tariff for 90 days for most countries, excluding China. The list includes various chemicals, chip components, and critical minerals. Chemical manufacturers are concerned about rising raw material costs and potential impacts from proposed investigations into China’s maritime practices, which could impose hefty fees and disrupt supply chains. They are also seeking exemptions from environmental regulations that could lead to job losses and facility shutdowns, stressing the importance of these chemicals for national security and the economy.