Taiwan's small exporters are facing uncertainty and potential challenges due to President Trump's tariffs. While Taiwan currently faces a 10 percent tariff on its products, the threat of further tariffs and competition from Chinese exporters could have a significant impact. Many Taiwanese manufacturers are small and medium-sized businesses that have relied on flexibility and adaptability to compete. They are concerned about the uncertainty and broader price pressures generated by the tariffs, which could drive orders down beyond the United States. However, some see the tariffs as an opportunity to enter the U.S. market as American importers look for alternatives to China.