Apple adjusts supply chain to cope with tariff pressure

Apple announced that it expects to incur additional costs of approximately $900 million in the third fiscal quarter ending at the end of June due to tariffs. To meet this challenge, Apple is accelerating the adjustment of its global supply chain layout. Starting this quarter, most iPhones sold in the United States will come from India, while almost all iPads, Macs, Apple Watches, AirPods and other products sold in the United States will be produced in Vietnam. At the same time, Apple products made in China will mainly be supplied to other countries outside the United States.