Global supply chains continue to face growing uncertainty and disruption. As President Trump took office in January, Mexico, Canada and China came under immediate scrutiny as the United States top trade partners.
The US-China trade war escalated with a series of tit-for-tat export controls, tariffs, and commercial agreement realignments threatening an accelerated bifurcation of global supply chains.
As this economic warfare continues to escalate – with each side exerting their market powers – companies of all sizes that ignore these market pressures may become collateral damage.
After a series of on-again off-again tariffs and macroeconomic aftershocks, global trade hangs in the balance.
What’s caught in the cross-fire? Supply chains.
How do companies seek stability amid an escalating global trade war?
How do they minimize risk of $100 million disruptions?
Read our Tariffs Report Today for Insights into:
- Trump’s Tariffs Timeline
- Market chaos in 2025 – which countries are facing 32x increases in tariff rates
- Magnitude of disruption to critical products like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, lumber, automobiles and steel and aluminum
- Financial fallout and market volatility from “Liberation Day” tariffs
- The plight of empty shelves – which markets are already seeing double-digit drop-off in shipments of holiday goods to the US
- What actions you can take today to avoid tariff’s wreaking havoc on your supply chains
