A worker begins production of a kitchen countertop that is being cut from imported quartz slabs from China in the production facility at Marble Uniques in Tipton, Ind., Friday, May 3, 2019. The Trump administration's trade warriors are fighting obscure battles over laminated woven sacks from Vietnam, for example, olives from Spain and rubber bands from Thailand. The International Trade Commission in Washington this week will provide an arena for combat over kitchen and bathroom countertops _ or at least the imported quartz slabs that many of them come from. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
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