Proposed Port Fees on Chinese Vessels Under Review The U.S. Trade Representative has proposed imposing fees of up to $1.5 million per port call on vessels built in China or operated by Chinese entities. This initiative aims to bolster domestic shipbuilding and reduce reliance on Chinese maritime assets. However, the proposal has met with significant […]
The recent proposal by the U.S. administration to impose substantial fees on China-built vessels docking at American ports has introduced significant complexities for the manufacturing sector. These fees, potentially reaching up to $3 million per port call, aim to bolster domestic shipbuilding but have raised concerns about unintended consequences for U.S. industries reliant on international […]
Q1 GDP Presents Mixed Signals The Atlanta Federal Reserve’s GDPNow model has shown fluctuations in its first-quarter 2025 real GDP growth estimates. On March 3, the projection dropped to -2.8%, down from -1.5% on February 28. By March 18, the estimate had improved slightly to -1.8% . These variations are partly due to record gold […]
Thailand stands as a pivotal player in the global supply chain, with the United States being its largest export destination, accounting for over 18% of Thai exports in 2024. However, the nation’s export growth is projected to decelerate to 2-3% in 2025, influenced by potential U.S. tariffs and escalating trade tensions. These factors pose significant […]
Effective container processing at U.S. ports is vital for maintaining robust supply chains and supporting economic growth. Recent data indicates notable improvements in container processing times for both imports and exports across major U.S. ports, reflecting enhanced operational efficiencies. Improvements in Container Processing Times Since September 2024, U.S. ports have achieved significant reductions in container […]
Introduction As of March 2025, the global logistics landscape is experiencing significant shifts, particularly in maritime and air cargo sectors. These changes are influenced by factors such as evolving capacity dynamics, geopolitical developments, and seasonal demand fluctuations. At Euro-American Worldwide Logistics, we are committed to keeping our clients informed about these trends to facilitate strategic […]
Overview As of March 2025, two major developments—Germany’s proposed stimulus and the United States’ renewed military efforts in the Red Sea—are expected to significantly impact the global logistics and supply chain landscape. In tandem with shifting freight costs and warehousing trends, these macroeconomic and geopolitical changes are shaping strategies for importers, exporters, and logistics providers […]
In this turbulent trade environment, Euro-American Worldwide Logistics serves as a critical partner for businesses facing the 25% tariffs. With decades of experience in customs brokerage, cross-border freight forwarding, and international trade compliance, Euro-American provides end-to-end support to keep shipments moving and help clients adapt strategically. Our team has been at the forefront of responding […]
Successfully shipping goods under the new tariff regime requires meticulous attention to customs procedures, tariff classification, and regulatory compliance. Both U.S. exporters and Canadian importers should take proactive steps to avoid delays and unexpected costs. Below, we outline key aspects of navigating these regulations and offer guidance. 1. Understand Which Goods Are Affected and Plan […]
For U.S. Exporters: American businesses exporting to Canada now face a more challenging market. The 25% surtax acts as a price disadvantage – effectively a tax that Canadian buyers must pay, making U.S. products costlier than identical goods from other countries. U.S. exporters in sectors on Canada’s tariff list (food & beverage, consumer products, steel/aluminum […]