Key Takeaways A new survey shows that while buying American is not a top priority for consumers now, that could change if tariffs drive up prices.So far, there’s been little evidence that U.S. manufacturing is stepping up to meet a potential increase in demand.

Retaliatory tariffs imposed by China on U.S. farm products took effect Monday. The Chinese tariffs are a 15% levy on American products such as corn, wheat and chicken, and 10% on fruit, soybeans, beef and pork.