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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. Exploring alternative shipping routes via Gulf Coast ports to bypass land border congestion. Fast-tracking partnerships with alternative logistics providers to bypass Chinese ports and avoid tariffed shipping routes. Approximately 40% of U.S.

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Maersk Asia Pacific Market Update – July 2025

The Logistics & Supply Chain Management Society

Export demand from Greater China remains soft, but markets like North East Asia and the Mekong region have seen rising volumes as sourcing diversifies. YoY increase, supported by seasonal demand and proactive shipping to avoid tariffs. Across the region, available capacity remains sufficient for current demand.

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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. China trade talks and global shipping disruptions As of July 2025, the U.S.–China With China-origin imports constituting only 28.8% of total U.S. days, respectively. Find more articles by Stuart Chirls here.

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China Announces Export Controls on Five Critical Minerals

Exiger Perspectives

China's Production of Impacted Minerals Source: Bloomberg In recent years, China restricted the exports of several other critical minerals. Exigers analysis indicates that of the five impacted materials, tungsten was the top material shipped by value. China is the top producer of all five recently restricted metals.

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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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Is Nearshoring the Solution to Rising Transportation Costs?

Logistics Bureau

While they may not be able to benefit from the best procurement prices, sourcing products and materials closer to the end-market helps offset the rising transportation costs that make offshore resources less attractive than they used to be. ports can help worldwide shipping to move more fluidly. Reducing bottlenecks in U.S.

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Revisiting of 2024 Supply Chain Predictions – Part One

Supply Chain Matters

Heading into this year, the global shipping disruptions that impacted transit times related to having to avoid the Suez Canal because of Red Sea terrorist attacks, or reduced water levels in the Panama Canal requiring reduced transit slots were generally mitigated. Global wide manufacturing activity levels as measured by the J.P.