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"We have small margins," said Suparp. He said they could still manage with tariffs up to 20% or even 25% by cutting costs.

Experts told CNA that there were several contributing factors - not just the Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire - that led to substantial tariff discounts for these Southeast Asian countries.

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