Tariff Talk: What the 90-day U.S.–China tariff pause means for your supply chain
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The U.S. and China have agreed to a 90-day pause on escalating reciprocal tariffs—a brief reprieve in a trade war that’s already shaken global supply chains.
But uncertainty looms.
As businesses rush to ship goods before tariffs return, supply chains face a bullwhip effect: surging freight demand, rising costs, and port congestion.
On May 21st, Michael Starr, VP of Growth & Expansion at Zencargo, and Anne-Sophie Fribourg, VP of Global Ocean Freight at Zencargo hosted a webinar to break down what this means for shippers.
In this session, they covered:
- What’s changed in the tariff landscape and which tariffs remain in place
- How the reduction to 10% reciprocal tariffs affects importers and exporters in practical terms
- What this means for capacity, lead times, and freight costs
- Actionable strategies for mitigating ongoing risks
Speakers
Michael Starr, VP Growth & Expansion, Zencargo
Anne-Sophie Fribourg, VP Global Ocean Freight
