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Cargo Shipments From China to U.S. Plunge Amid Escalating Tariffs

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April 26, 2025
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China’s Economic Struggles: Factory Activity Falls Again

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  • Shipments from China to the U.S. are nearing a standstill as escalating tariffs, now at 145%, force retailers and manufacturers to cancel orders and shift supply chains to Southeast Asia.
  • The Port of Los Angeles expects a 35% drop in import volumes in two weeks, with freight demand from China to the U.S. West Coast projected to fall 28% and East Coast demand to drop 42%.
  • Importers are pivoting to alternative production hubs like Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia, while some Chinese factories have paused production or canceled orders outright.
  • The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach saw a 14% surge in container volumes earlier this year as companies rushed to import goods ahead of tariffs, but volumes are now plummeting.
  • A potential reduction in tariffs could trigger a sudden surge in demand for shipping space, leading to skyrocketing freight rates.

What Happened?

The U.S.-China trade war has brought cargo shipments from China to the U.S. to a near halt, with major retailers and manufacturers canceling orders in response to tariffs that reached 145% earlier this month. The Port of Los Angeles, a key gateway for Chinese imports, expects a 35% drop in import volumes in the coming weeks.

Freight demand from China to the U.S. West Coast is projected to fall 28%, while East Coast demand could plunge 42%, according to Sea-Intelligence. Companies are rapidly shifting production to Southeast Asia, with countries like Vietnam and Cambodia seeing a surge in orders as importers seek to avoid Chinese tariffs.

Some retailers, like Balsam Hill, have paused shipments entirely, with only a fraction of their seasonal inventory in stock. Chinese factories are also halting production or canceling orders, fearing they won’t be able to sell goods under the current tariff regime.


Why It Matters?

The sharp decline in shipments from China underscores the significant disruption caused by the U.S.-China trade war. Retailers and manufacturers are being forced to make rapid adjustments to their supply chains, shifting production to other parts of Asia and pausing orders from China.

The slowdown in Chinese exports is also creating uncertainty for U.S. ports and shipping companies, which are bracing for a potential surge in demand if tariffs are reduced. A sudden snapback in demand could lead to capacity shortages and skyrocketing freight rates, further complicating supply chain planning for businesses.

The situation highlights the broader economic impact of the trade war, with ripple effects on global supply chains, shipping rates, and consumer prices.


What’s Next?

U.S. officials have signaled openness to reducing tariffs, which could lead to a rapid rebound in demand for Chinese goods and shipping capacity. However, the timing and extent of any tariff reductions remain uncertain.

In the meantime, importers will continue to diversify their supply chains, with Southeast Asia emerging as a key alternative to China. Shipping companies and ports will need to adapt to shifting trade patterns and prepare for potential volatility in freight demand.

For now, the trade war’s impact on global supply chains and shipping markets remains a critical issue for businesses and policymakers alike.

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