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Tariffs
How Will Tariffs Affect Supply Chain Sustainability Efforts for Global Manufacturers?
Tariffs play a role in both imports and exports, so a supply chain software platform that can manage various types of flows is important, especially when it comes to sustainability initiatives. Source link
Auto Industry Fights Tariffs, Labor Challenges to Stay Profitable | 2020-02-07
Analyst insight: Despite its profitability, the U.S. and global automotive industries are struggling with labor costs and sales declines as they aim to meet consumer demand for new technologies. In recent years, automotive manufacturers in the U.S. and worldwide have made massive adjustments in response to tariffs, skilled labor shortages and foreign competition. How is
While tariffs remain front and center, seasonal patterns may return in 2020, says Port Tracker
The theme of “back to normal” season patterns for United States-bound consumer goods may be ready to take hold in early 2020, following an even 2019 that was riddled with atypical trends and volumes related to the U.S.-China trade war and related tension. That was the word from the most recent edition of the Port
U.S. Business Plagued by Trade Confusion as New Tariffs Loom | 2019-12-10
As U.S.-China trade talks undergo more advances and setbacks than a ping-pong match, South Carolina businessman John Ling is increasingly pessimistic that any meaningful trade deal will be reached under President Donald Trump. “I’m becoming very doubtful there will be any deal that would solve the current problem,” said Ling, a consultant for Chinese companies
Ongoing impact of tariffs expected to remain intact for U.S. import volumes, says Port Tracker
A final tariff push set to take effect in December is pegged to result in another month of increased import activity for United States-based retail container ports, according to the most recent edition of the Port Tracker Report, which was issued late last week by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and maritime consultancy Hackett Associates.
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