Chinese goods affected by Trump 145% Tariffs begin to arrive in ports in the United States

The first delivery containers carrying Chinese products that are subject to 145% President Donald Trump’s rates They started arriving at the ports of the United States.

Seven ships carrying up from 12,000 containers that sailed from China after these tariffs came into force, arrived The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, in CaliforniaS Five more ships are planned to arrive there in the coming days.

Amazon, Home Depot, IKEA, Ralph Lauren and Tractor Supply are among Chinese goods companies in these containers, covering a wide range of consumer items.

In addition to the hosts, clothing and furniture, Amazon It brings a wide variety of products on behalf of sellers, including refrigerators, deep flyers, music shelves, book shelves and living room sofas.

Tractor Shipments include portable drum fans, garden tools and men’s work boots.

The lamps and ceiling fans are processed by customs for HomeS

TRACTOR DELIVATION SPECIFY DIRECTED CNBC to it Last call call On April 24, when the company pointed to “remarkable uncertainty” as a result of tariffs. “The delivery of tractors is actively working with its partners from suppliers and a supply chain to navigate the effects of recently announced tariffs, while monitoring the wider macroeconomic factors affecting its customers,” the spokesman said.

IKEA furniture; Speedo Swim Goggles and swim caps; Procter & Gamble fabric holders; Samsung’s printed boards, microwaves and refrigerator parts; Ralph Lauren sweaters, cashmere and blazers; Martens Airwair Shoes; Samsung microwaves and refrigerated parts; LG washing machines, air conditioners, ranges, refrigerators and dishwashers; Bauer Hockey Sports goods; Lenovo computer parts; Automatic parts for Valeo North America; and headphones and computer keyboards for PolarisThey were all among the Chinese container goods.

For many companies, products in categories are considered important to fill in despite fears about consumer demand and economic delay.

Amazon said in an e -mail statement that he works with his “wide, diverse set of valued trading partners in our store to support them when adapting to the developing environment while maintaining extensive selection and low customer prices.”

Home Depot is in a quiet period before the announcement of its three -month results and directed CNBC to an existing statement citing a “liquid environment”.

“We, along with our suppliers, observe the development and will work closely to manage the goal of being a defender of our customers for value,” said a spokesman for Home Depot.

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Trump suggested on Friday before Key Trade conversationsthat has been Willing to reduce the tariffs for China Up to 80%, a percentage that many businesses are likely to consider extremely high.

“80% Tariff for China seems to be right! To Scot B,” Trump said in a True social A post relating to a planned meeting between the Minister of Finance Scott Bensten and his colleagues from China in Switzerland this weekend.

Brian Burk, Chief Commercial Officer of Seko Logistics, told CNBC that his clients continue to fight to understand how all different tariff provisions are arranged or in some cases cancel each other.

“This confusion made them constantly change and update their scripts planning, freezing any other business solutions they would make,” Burk said. “Many of our customers are priced and sell their products or projects before declaring the tariff amounts and with speed and weight, as well as the amount of new tariff provisions that are announced, they are not able to change the prices of the items already sold and arrive in May and June, or after.”

The number of shipping ships and shipping containers headed to the United States from China, declining since the tariffs were announced in early April.

Through the trade routes on the West Coast of Asia-Severn America and Asia-Severn America in Asia-Severna, there were a total of 90 empty sailing in April and May, according to marine intelligence. The Ocean Alliance (Consortium for Cargo, including Chinese and Managed COSCO and OOCL, based in Taiwan Evergreen and French-ownership CMA) represents 48 of these canceled layers.

Reservations are reduced from 30% to 50%, according to logistics and ocean carriers.

According to the Global Port Tracker report, published Friday by the National Federation for Retail and Hackett Associates, the import of loads to the main containers of national ports is expected to observe its decline from the first annual decline of 2023 as a result of the tariffs.

In addition to the reduced floating vessels as a result of pausing orders for the production of freight forwarders and fewer containers for filling, ocean carriers use smaller ships to move trading. MSC, the largest ocean carrier in the world, along with the Gemini Alliance (consisting of Maersk and Hapag Lloyd), are among the freight companies using smaller ships between the west coast of Asia-Severn America.

MSC reduced its containers by 28% compared to the year, according to marine intelligence, analyzing the impact of canceled sailing and changes in the ship, while the capacity of the Ocean Alliance container decreased by 26% compared to the year.

Burk said that once the freight forwarders end to attract what they consider to be basic stocks, they are in varying degrees of waiting and vision mode with their supply chains and continued to cancel the orders from China, which led to widespread concerns of product deficiency And the potential for empty shelves. “What happens when safety stocks disappear?” said Burk.