Why is it more expensive to buy groceries in American Asian supermarkets than in China?

There are many reasons why it is more expensive to buy groceries in Asian supermarkets in the United States than in China, some of which may be:

1. Import duties and tariffs: Due to the trade relationship between the United States and China, China goods imported into the United States may be subject to additional taxes and fees, which may lead to price increases.

2. Transportation costs: It is necessary to pay higher transportation costs to transport goods from China to the United States, which may also lead to higher prices.

3. Supply chain problem: The global supply chain is affected by factors such as coronavirus pneumonia-19 epidemic. This may lead to insufficient supply of some commodities, which may lead to price increases.