Amazon sellers are opting out of Prime Day this year, unable to offer steep discounts across their online storefronts as they face uncertainty over President Trump’s tariffs, according to a report. Some merchants who manufacture products in China are sitting out the mid-July shopping event as Trump’s 145% tariff on Beijing hammers their profit margins,

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Some third-party Amazon merchants (NASDAQ:AMZN) who previously sold China-made goods during Prime Day are sitting it out this year or reducing the amount of discounted merchandise they offer, according to an exclusive Reuters report from Monday.