Tariffs

China has halted imports of liquefied natural gas from the U.S. as the global trade war intensifies.

As market analysts continue to gauge the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, some domestic manufacturers are banding together to revitalize America’s manufacturing sector.

President Donald Trump’s tariffs are creating uncertainty for the automotive manufacturing industry, an expert on supply chain risk says.

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Tariff fears will continue to drive higher volumes of containerized imports this spring, according to the National Retail Federation’s Global Port Tracker.

Shippers and carriers watch and wait as Trump trade policy whipsaws supply chain strategies.

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The European Union and Canada on Wednesday placed $49 billion in trade duties on U.S. goods in response to President Donald Trump’s metals tariffs.

President Trump rescinded a threat of 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum after Ontario withdrew a 25% surcharge on electricity sold to the U.S.

CSX is using fewer trains to move more tonnage in 2025, CFO Sean Pelkey said.

The barrage of policy changes in the early days of the Trump administration is making logistics professionals nervous about the risk of recession and a contraction in air cargo demand.

While manufacturers initially sought tariff relief by relocating production to Southeast Asia, trade compliance experts say these “tariff-friendly” locations are increasingly vulnerable to reciprocal tariffs.

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The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey saw continued strong container volumes in January.

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While Red Sea conflict and the U.S. trade war depress container shipping rates, logistics services providers advise short-term flexibility to leverage emerging opportunities.

Recent tariffs levied by the Trump administration have various trucking groups warning of greater risks, while others take a wait-and-see approach.

White House agrees to delay tariffs on Canadian, Mexican goods covered by USMCA trade pact

Months of frontloading by importers has further weakened trans-Pacific container rates amid a seasonal lull.

Supply chain software provider Descartes is benefiting from a quick-changing tariff environment.