Despite chicken tax, Quartermaster pickup is worth importing for Ineos

Greg Clark Ineos Automotive’s executive vice president for the Americas alongside the Grenadier Quartermaster pickup. (JACK WALSWORTH)

June 20, 2024 06:37 PM

JOSHUA TREE, Calif. — It's been six decades since a 25 percent tariff known as the chicken tax went into effect on imported pickups and commercial vans sold in the United States.

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