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Global Supply Chains in Flux as U.S. Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China Take Effect

Logistics Viewpoints

auto parts are sourced from Mexico, making the tariff impact immediate and severe. Industry Mitigation Strategies To counteract the rising costs and supply chain delays, technology firms are focusing on: Expanding manufacturing capabilities in non-tariffed countries like Vietnam, Thailand, and India. Approximately 40% of U.S.

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Maersk Asia Pacific Market Update – July 2025

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

Ocean Market Update Reliable Solutions in a Volatile Market The ocean freight market continues to navigate volatility shaped by shifting trade policies, geopolitical uncertainty, and cautious market sentiment. Maersk Middle East situation update. Across the region, available capacity remains sufficient for current demand.

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Import demand recovers back to even with 2024

Freight Waves

Vietnam has been a distant second post-pandemic, representing roughly 8%. Increased orders from countries like Vietnam and India helped fill the gap, but only offset about 10% of the lost volume. For inland freight demand to surge, inventory levels in interior markets will need to show meaningful reductions. While direct U.S.-bound

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June rebound as West Coast containers best East, Gulf ports

Freight Waves

Vietnam, for example, increased its export volumes to the U.S. over May, indicating a shift in sourcing strategies. Diverse sourcing: Evaluating supplier and factory locations can mitigate risks associated with over-reliance on specific regions, a crucial step in maintaining supply chain resilience. of total U.S.

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Costs increases and supply chain reconfiguration the widespread consequences of tariffs and trade dislocation

EFT

Strategic rethink in supply chains With such a substantial shift in operating costs over the short and long term, as well as an increased risk of dislocation disrupting supply chains, businesses are reconsidering their strategies, with major implications for global manufacturing and sourcing.

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US container import tariffs averaging 21%, says Maersk

Freight Waves

Washington has come to basic terms on trade deals with China, Vietnam, and Great Britain. companies in apparel and fashion have shifted their sourcing, and have reached “single-digit” dependency on Chinese manufacturing, said Maersk Chief Commercial Officer Karsten Kildahl, in the update. “[O]ther in June, 2021.

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Surviving the Tariff Storm of 2025: Why Post Payment Audits are Now Essential

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Industries Hit Hardest (So Far) While no industry is entirely immune, some are feeling the effects more acutely: Automotive and heavy equipment : Reliant on cross-border part sourcing and large-scale metal imports. Freight forwarders are increasingly promoting transloading and FTZ usage to defer or avoid tariff payments.