Logistics providers are bracing themselves for spikes in traffic caused by the latest tariff shift from the US, but these increases are not expected to equal last year’s surges triggered by Washington’s tariff slalom.
The US Supreme Court’s ruling that put an end to tariffs implemented under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and the administration’s announcement to pivot to other legislative tools flanked by a sweeping 10% tariff ...

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