The second trade war between the United States and China has so far been more of a snack than a slap-up meal. President Donald Trump campaigned on a repeated promise to impose tariffs of 60% or more on imports from the People’s Republic.

Beijing’s tariffs on U.S. farm goods will have little short-term impact on Chinese consumers — making it ideal for inflicting political pain on Trump, analysts say.

Beijing is leveraging tariffs on American pork to pressure Washington while ensuring minimal impact on its own consumers, reports The Washington Post. China, the world’s largest pork consumer, has long prioritized securing a stable supply of the meat.