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US Ports Slam Tariffs on Chinese Cranes as Threat to Supply Chain Upgrades
The American Association of Port Authorities warns that triple-digit duties on cranes and cargo-handling equipment will stall modernization and raise supply chain costs.
With less than 24 hours ahead of new U.S. government port fees on Chinese-made freight vessels, importers are grappling with additional tariffs.
The United States Trade Representative has added new tariffs of 100% on Chinese-made ship-to-shore container cranes and 150% ...
A gantry crane loads cargo onto a freight train bound for Central Asia at the Jiaozhou Bay International Logistics Harbor in Qingdao, east China's Shandong Province, May 7, 2018. (Xinhua/Guo Xulei) US ...
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