Recent tariff escalations, particularly between the U.S. and China, continue to disrupt global supply chains, with shipping delays and cost uncertainties dominating headlines. While cargo vessels idle at congested ports and freight rates surge, businesses are adapting to shield clients from volatility.
Key Policy Clarifications for Clients:
No Additional Shipping Fees for Confirmed Orders
All orders already placed with finalized contracts will not incur unexpected surcharges, regardless of tariff changes. We absorb short-term cost fluctuations to honor pricing agreements, ensuring transparency and trust.
Flexible Pricing for Pending Orders
New inquiries and pending contracts will include proactive price adjustment clauses, allowing final costs to align with real-time tariff shifts. This “multi-refund, supplemental billing” approach balances risk mitigation for both parties, preventing abrupt cost shocks.
Industry-Wide Challenges Persist
Despite these measures, broader logistical disruptions remain. Over 300 container ships reportedly delayed sailings in July alone, awaiting tariff clarity. Port congestion in Asia and North America has pushed transit times up by 15–20 days, straining just-in-time inventory models.
While competitors scramble to renegotiate contracts, our tiered pricing strategy prioritizes long-term client relationships over short-term gains. By locking in rates for committed partners and offering adjustable terms for new buyers, we aim to stabilize supply chains even as tariffs redraw trade maps.
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