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RE: LeoThread 2025-05-30 12:16

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As tariffs on goods fluctuated, with some being rolled back, the port has yet to see a full rebounding effect in cargo bookings. Despite some slight upticks in reservations, Seroka cautions that these changes are temporary. Importers are capitalizing on products that were previously manufactured but left undelivered due to increased tariffs. However, the urgency to initiate new orders in factories remains low due to ongoing cost concerns.

Seroka emphasizes that the 90-day timeframe of tariff reprieves creates uncertainty; it’s typically the time required to manufacture and ship goods. Thus, many importers are still adopting a cautious “wait and see” strategy instead of making significant new orders.

The Complexity of Shipping and Cost Issues