A major industry group says ports will see a flood of imports through the end of the year as retailers brace for another port strike and try to get ahead of President-elect Donald Trump's looming tariffs.

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WASHINGTON – Facing the prospect of tariff hikes by President-elect Donald Trump and a possible East Coast/Gulf Coast port strike, import volumes at major container could be higher than previously expected. During his successful 2024 campaign run, Trump proposed dialing up tariffs on goods from China to as much as 60% and imposing up to a 20% levy on almost all other foreign goods coming to the U.S. The threat of another port strike following th…

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Facing the prospect of tariff hikes by President-elect Donald Trump and a possible East Coast/Gulf Coast port strike, import volumes at major container could be higher than previously expected.

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Imports could surge ahead of Trump tariffs, potential port strike

Import volumes at major U.S. container ports are projected to be higher than previously expected for the remainder of the year as retailers grapple with the looming threat of another...

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U.S. Container Imports Surge Expected as Shippers Brace for Potential Port Strike and Tariff Hikes

WASHINGTON — November 8, 2024 — Import volumes at the nation’s major container ports could be higher than previously expected for the remainder of this year as retailers face another potential East Coast/Gulf Coast port strike and tariff increases planned by President-elect Donald Trump, according to the Global Port Tracker report released today by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates. “October’s strike lasted only three days bu…

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NRF: Import Cargo Could See Surge Ahead Of Potential Port Strike And Trump Tariffs

WASHINGTON — U.S. retailers are accelerating their import schedules as concerns mount over potential East Coast and Gulf Coast port strikes and President-elect Donald Trump's planned tariff increases. According to the latest Global Port Tracker report, released by the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates, import volumes for the rest of 2024 are expected to exceed previous forecasts as retailers scramble to safeguard inventory …

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Retailers brace for supply chain disruptions amid potential port strikes and tariff hikes

Import cargo could see surge ahead of potential port strike and Trump tariffs, according to a report from NRF and Hackett Associates.

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