In a move that could boost the price of a number of goods, US President Donald Trump has implemented tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico and China.
These goods range from food to construction supplies, fuel and gadgets.
Mexico and China are said to be two countries that the US relies on for many electronics and their components, while Mexico is also a major importer of appliances.
While tariffs on China have been set at 10%, those on Mexican goods are now set at 25%.
The introduction of these tariffs has also led to retaliatory actions from the aforementioned countries, with Canada and Mexico also setting out to impose tariffs on a range of US goods.