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FedEx pivots airfreight capacity as it faces $1bn tariff headwind
FedEx is pivoting to add capacity to Asia-Europe, after admitting that US tariffs have led to a $1bn “headwind”, including the ending of the de minimis exemption which will cost it $150m per quarter. But the company is more bullish on the success of a peak season than other operators. CFO John Dietrick said at its Q1 ‘26 earnings call: “As expected, due to the evolving trade environment in the quarter, we ... The post FedEx pivots airfreight c…
Approximately US$300 million is due to the higher cost of customs clearance, according to financial director John Dietrich
FedEx Faces $1 Billion Annual Headwind Due to End of De Minimis Exemption
FedEx faces a $1 billion headwind in its current fiscal year due to the global trade environment, the company said in a presentation released Thursday (Sept. 18). During the company’s quarterly earnings call held Thursday, executives said the headwind was largely driven by the United States ending the de minimis exemption on smaller packages. The de minimis exemption, which allowed packages valued at less than $800 to enter the U.S. du…
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