'Tariff today, gone tomorrow' taking transpac box trade to the brink
Is Trump taking us back to tramp shipping?
Impending tariffs on imports from the US have thus far been seen as a threat, an additional cost to pass on, or to be avoided by front-loading cargo.
But with a slight gestalt flip, shippers should in fact see tariffs as an opportunity to develop a strategic response, not simply as a cost problem. What’s more, according to Gartner, they should be viewed as a developing event.
“Enterprises should recognise tariff volatility as a multi-year, dynamic event,” said Suzie Petrusic, senior director ...
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