Shifting trade policies and looming tariffs are driving volatility in the US logistics sector, prompting early shipping surges, fluctuating cargo values, and a rise in domestic warehousing. Ports like Wilmington are seeing cargo volumes swing sharply as importers race to beat tariff deadlines, while logistics firms expand capacity to meet storage and fulfilment demand. With costs climbing on key imports and new duties under discussion, businesses are stockpiling inventory and reshaping supply chains to stay ahead.

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