trump buying cookiesFormer New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, left, stands with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump as he pays for cookies during a visit to Eat’n Park restaurant, Monday, Oct. 10, 2016, in Moon Township, Pa.AP Photo/ Evan Vucci

The Trump administration has threatened to place tariffs on all Chinese products entering the country. In addition to a $200 billion round of duties that could be announced imminently, Trump last week said another $267 billion worth of imports could subsequently be targeted.

Hundreds of company and industry representatives testified before trade officials in Washington last month about how the next round of duties could affect them. The hearings lasted more than 45 hours, with witnesses allowed to speak for five minutes each. Here’s what some of those from the retail and distribution industries had to say, drawn from US Trade Representative transcripts.