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The Highest Tariff Rate Since 1934? 7 Legit Ways To Save Money
June 20, 2025 | GOBankingRates Explore ways to save money as costs rise due to tariffs. John Lash comments that everything will likely become more expensive, regardless of where it's made.
Fleets Grapple With Shifts in Trade, Freight Amid Tariffs
June 20, 2025| Transport Topics John highlights that more advanced technology is becoming essential for shippers to manage costs and respond effectively to changing supply chain conditions.
How Tariffs Risk Upending Last-Mile Logistics in U.S. Agriculture
June 4, 2025 | Food LogisticsJohn Lash highlights how today’s escalating tariffs and policy uncertainty are not only straining U.S. agricultural exports but also overwhelming last-mile logistics and infrastructure, creating a costly and unsustainable burden on American farmers.
These Companies And Brands Are Increasing Prices Because Of Trump’s Tariffs
May 22, 2025 | Patch John Lash, Group VP, Product Strategy at e2open, says that he expects the volume of low-value packages would likely rise, but not back to previous levels.
Why Americans can still expect higher prices even after Trump temporarily lowered tariffs on China
May 16, 2025 | Business insider John emphasizes that even with temporary tariff relief, global supply chains can't be quickly restructured, and higher consumer prices are inevitable in the near term. He warns that some familiar products may disappear from shelves as the market adjusts to ongoing trade disruptions.
US-China deal to slash tariffs also eases burden on cheap packages
May 13, 2025 | Associated Press In this Associated Press article, John says he expects the volume of low-value packages from China to increase again, though not to previous levels. He noted that the $100 flat rate could reduce the effective duty rate on higher-value packages to around 13%, making them less costly.
US Imports Slow as Trump Tariffs Ripple Through Supply Chain
May 8, 2025 | Transport Topics Tariffs and changes to the de minimis rule are creating delays and more scrutiny at the border, especially for e-commerce. While companies haven’t passed on the extra costs to consumers yet, short-term sourcing shifts may ease the impact over the coming months.
Tariff-exposed companies look for near-term pivots, long-term clarity
April 24, 2025 | S&P Global In the short-term, companies are pre-positioning materials and inventory across borders to avoid costly tariffs, even if it means paying higher shipping cost. Longer term, the uncertainty makes it hard for businesses to commit to big decisions.
Will More U.S. Companies Turn to Nearshoring to Diversify Supply Chains in the Next Five Years?
April 22, 2025 | Inbound Logistics Companies won't invest in nearshoring if tariffs keep changing, because cost uncertainty makes long-term planning too risky.
2025 logistics digital tech trends
April 21, 2025 | American Journal of Transportation Logistics networks are investing in integrated platforms, APIs, and real-time data to boost supply chain visibility and agility. Predictive analytics and AI tools are also helping shippers make faster, smarter decisions in a complex global environment.
e2open executive provides insights on FMC’s international maritime chokepoints investigation
April 21, 2025 | Logistics Management Tariffs won’t drive long-term nearshoring unless businesses can count on them being permanent—right now, the uncertainty makes major investments too risky.
E2open adds AI-powered features to trade compliance technology
April 7, 2025 | Fleet Maintenance E2open uses AI to improve global trade and compliance by automating classification, simplifying regulations, boosting data accuracy, and streamlining documents.
Trump Announces New Tariffs to Promote US Manufacturing
April 2, 2025 | Transport Topics New U.S. tariffs are unprecedented and will likely affect importers, likely raising costs for consumers and disrupting transportation and warehousing.
US companies race to secure import tariff exemptions after Trump pause
March 20, 2025 | Reuters Sung explains that high tariffs are forcing companies to consider USMCA certification to reduce costs they didn't previously need to worry about.
The Trade Policy Tightrope: Balancing Supply Chain Realities
March 18, 2025 | Inbound Logistics John Lash highlights the challenges of reshoring U.S manufacturing in response to aggressive tariff policies.
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