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Potential Adjustment in China-U.S. Trade – Exporters Should Plan Ahead
Dear Clients,
According to CCTV and multiple international media sources, on October 30, the U.S. Senate passed a resolution with 51 votes in favor and 47 against to terminate the comprehensive global tariff policy implemented during the Trump administration.
This means the Senate has agreed to repeal the "national emergency" declared by the President to impose global tariffs.
The resolution still needs to be voted on by the House of Representatives. Since House Republicans have previously blocked similar legislation, it is unlikely to take immediate effect. However, this vote signals a shift in Congress’s stance on U.S. tariff policy.
? 1. Review of Tariff Policy
Since the Trump administration, the U.S. has imposed additional tariffs on products from multiple countries, including many Chinese-made exports such as furniture, machinery, electronic components, and plastic products, with rates ranging from 10%–25%.
If this resolution passes both the House and receives the President’s approval, some or all tariffs may be gradually removed, potentially reshaping global supply chains and China-U.S. trade structures.
? 2. Potential Impact on Trade and Logistics
Lower Export Costs:
If tariffs are adjusted, overall export costs from China to the U.S. could decrease by 8%–15%.
Increased Market Confidence:
U.S. importers may place orders early to take advantage of lower tariffs.
Rising Shipping Demand:
Demand for U.S. routes may surge before year-end, leading to temporary tight space and fluctuating freight rates.
Supply Chain Reallocation:
Orders that previously shifted to Southeast Asia may return to China as policies relax.
? 3. Recommendations from Pasi International Logistics
In light of the current policy developments, Pasi International Logistics recommends:
✅ Secure vessel space and freight rates in advance to mitigate market fluctuations;
✅ Monitor HS codes and tariff updates to ensure smooth customs clearance;
✅ Maintain flexible export pricing strategies to accommodate potential policy changes;
✅ Maintain close communication with your logistics team to ensure timely delivery;
✅ Plan supply chain and warehousing in advance to handle potential concentrated shipping periods after policy implementation.
? 4. Our Service Support
As a professional freight forwarding company focused on China-U.S. routes, Pasi International Logistics continues to provide:
? Real-time U.S. route rates and vessel space updates
? Customs clearance and tariff monitoring
? Export pricing and logistics optimization solutions
?? U.S. local customs clearance and delivery services
We will continue to closely monitor U.S. tariff policy developments and provide timely, practical trade and logistics updates.
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