Trump tariff threat could see shippers launch new wave of import front-loading
A perfect storm of supply chain disruptors, on top of the imminent ‘Trump tariffs’, could ...
Here’s an interesting argument – the failure of a traditional pre-Christmas peak season to materialise during the normal August-October period during the last few years has actually created such large variances in demand levels, accompanied by huge swings in freight rates, that shippers have to re-think the levels of volumes they want to contract to either ocean carriers or non-vessel operating common carriers. And strategy varies depending on the size of shipper and the type of logistics operator they partner ...
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