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Amazon (AMZN.US) launches a seller survey: Under heavy tariff pressure, small and medium-sized businesses struggle to maintain operation costs.
Amazon has begun inquiring its third-party merchants on the platform to understand the actual impact of tariff policies on their operation.
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The demand for bonded warehouses has surged as USA importers are willing to pay high storage fees to avoid tariffs.
To avoid tariffs from the Trump administration, importers in the USA are urgently seeking a type of warehouse that allows them to store Commodities for up to five years without paying tariffs. This facility, known as a customs bonded warehouse, dates back to the 19th century and has long attracted importers who wish to keep their goods close to the Consumer market while deferring tariff payments. These federally authorized warehouses are typically located near coastal ports, providing importers with greater financial flexibility. Since President Trump imposed high tariffs on dozens of countries, the demand for such warehouses has surged from the Mid-Atlantic region to the Pacific Northwest, with Trump then temporarily ...
Amazon Asks Its Sellers About Tariff Impacts
