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Donald Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs may result in a windfall for the Australian print industry, as prime minister Anthony Albanese instructs government procurement to take place within Australia. However printers producing labels for Aussie wine and pharmaceuticals exported to the US may see work decline. Rawson Prin
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