https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/a-family-owned-factory-saw-a-chance-to-bring-us-jobs-back-from-china-then-trump-raised-tariffs/2018/06/06/93c30372-68d6-11e8-bf8c-f9ed2e672adf_story.html

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CLEVELAND — Bill Adler was invited last year to bid on a contract to make commercial sausage stuffers for a company that wanted to replace its Chinese supplier. The customer had just one non­negotiable demand: Match China’s price.

Adler, owner of metal-parts maker Stripmatic Products, thought he could. But even as he readied his proposal, talk of President Trump’s steel tariffssent the price of Stripmatic’s main raw material soaring.

In April, with prices up nearly 50 percent from October and the first wave of tariffs in place, Adler’s bid failed. His costs were too high.»