In Depth: China’s Export Engine Reboots Cautiously After Tariff Truce

In Depth: China’s Export Engine Reboots Cautiously After Tariff Truce

In Depth: China’s Export Engine Reboots Cautiously After Tariff Truce - Exporters are back in business, but lingering uncertainty is making them to look to new markets

Logistics surge as temporary U.S.-China tariff truce sparks shipping frenzy

Logistics surge as temporary U.S.-China tariff truce sparks shipping frenzy May 22, 2025 Posted by: Quatro Strategies Categories: Business & Politics, China, Sanctions & Regulation, United States No Comments Subscribe to unlock this insight. START YOUR TRIAL NOWALREADY A MEMBER? .vc_custom_1452662201783{margin-right: 0px !important;margin-bottom: 40px !important;margin-left: 0px !…

According to U.S. media CNBC, some Chinese exporters have put in place combinations to escape U.S. customs duties.

Summary: Chinese exporters largely circumvent U.S. tariffs by using a fraudulent system based on front companies, underreporting of values and mislabelling of goods. This system allows Chinese suppliers to offer pre-tariff prices to U.S. buyers while generating estimated tax losses between $110 billion and $130 billion in 2023. U.S. companies that benefit from these combinations, even without being listed as official importers, are exposed to co…

China exporters use dubious workarounds to dodge U.S. tariffs

China Shipping containers are seen at the port of Oakland, as trade tensions continued over U.S. tariffs with China, in Oakland, California, U.S., May 12, 2025. Carlos Barria | Reuters Chinese exporters are offering lucrative deals to U.S. customers with promises of bearing the full burden of tariffs. Look beneath and there’s a web of illicit activity that’s propping up these shipments from China. By using the “delivered-duty-paid” shipping app…