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Global Trade & Logistics Alert – March 28, 2025

Here’s a clean, website-friendly version of the global trade update for your international clients, optimized for easy copying and pasting into your CMS or website backend:

 


 

Urgent Alerts:

1. Belgium Nationwide Strike (March 31)

 

 

  • All major ports including Antwerp will stop operations

 

  • Recommended action: Advance shipments or switch to air/rail options

 

 

 

2. US Increases Auto Tariffs to 25% (Effective April 2)

 

  • New permanent tariff on all imported vehicles

 

  • Canada has announced retaliatory measures

 

  • Recommended action: Review supply chains and pricing strategies

 


 

Key Logistics Updates:

 

 

1. China Policy Changes

 

  • Green logistics initiatives show 40% EV adoption rate

 

  • Cold chain transportation costs reduced by 15%

 

  • New overload tolerance policies in Jiangsu/Jiangxi provinces

 

 

 

2. Global Trade Developments

 

  • US customs cracking down on undervalued shipments

 

  • TikTok Shop expands to 3 new European markets

 

  • Temu introduces 40% shipping subsidy for large items

 


 

Trade Risk Advisory:

 

  • India investigating anti-dumping case

 

  • South Korea removing $150 tax exemption threshold

 

  • Ongoing monitoring of US tariff impacts

 


 

Recommended Client Actions:

 

1. For European shipments:

 

  • Consider alternative transport modes before March 31

 

  • Inquire about our expedited shipping solutions

 

2. For US-bound goods:

 

  • Review tariff classification

 

  • Ask about our North American distribution options

 

3. For cross-border e-commerce:

 

  • Explore new European market opportunities

 

  • Optimize logistics for large-item shipments

 


 

Why Partner With Transworld?

 

  • Real-time global trade monitoring

 

  • Contingency planning for disruptions

 

  • Tariff optimization expertise

 

  • Multimodal transport solutions

 

For immediate assistance, contact our global support team

 

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