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2 days agoUS importers rush spring orders ahead of looming China tariffs
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
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2 days agoUS importers rush spring orders ahead of looming China tariffs
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
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US importers rush spring orders ahead of looming China tariffs
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US importers are front-loading spring 2026 China-made goods to evade looming tariffs, raising inventory and cost risks.
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
Small U.S. importers supplying large retail-chains have accelerated their spring 2026 orders for China-made goods in a bid to beat possible 100 % tariffs from the U.S. starting November 1. Goods such as strollers and toys are being imported early and held in U.S. warehouses as importers brace for higher tariffs and logistics-cost headwinds. The approach, described by some as ‘front-loading,’ raises working-capital risk and could distort seasonal inventory cycles if demand weakens. Analysts say the move reflects how trade-policy uncertainty is altering supply-chain behaviour and retailer margins.
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Oct 27, 2025 • 21:25 IST







































