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Starting August 1st, the U.S. will impose 25% tariffs on key imports from Japan and South Korea—two of its longest-standing trade allies. This bold move is set to reshape global supply chains and inject fresh volatility into already strained trade corridors.

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In the latest episode of Logistics Pulse, we unpack the implications of this policy shift—and what logistics professionals need to know to stay ahead.

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🔍 Inside This Episode:

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• 🌐 Why target allies? The strategic calculus behind reciprocal tariffs on Japan and South Korea
• ⚙️ Operational impact: Risks to manufacturing costs, lead times, and production schedules
• 🚛 Planning for disruption: What shippers, carriers, and forwarders should do now
• 🤝 Building resilience: How to adapt to an increasingly transactional global trade landscape

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💬 How Is Your Team Preparing?

These changes won’t just affect bilateral trade—they could ripple across multiple regions and industries. Whether you’re sourcing components, managing carrier relationships, or evaluating supplier risk, now is the time to plan.

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