抓紧“90天”出货？这些企业接单淡季变旺季，也有企业仍在观望

Core Viewpoint - The recent reduction in tariffs on Chinese goods by the U.S. has led to a surge in orders from American clients, prompting Chinese small and medium-sized foreign trade enterprises to ramp up production and expedite shipments to meet demand [1][2][3]. Group 1: Impact of Tariff Changes - The U.S. has canceled 91% of the tariffs imposed on Chinese goods and modified the remaining tariffs, creating a favorable environment for Chinese exporters [1]. - Companies are experiencing a significant increase in orders, with some reporting new orders totaling $300,000 in a single day, which is close to their usual half-month order volume [3][4]. - The 90-day window before potential tariff changes is driving urgency in order placements, with companies needing to ship products within a limited timeframe to avoid future uncertainties [3][4]. Group 2: Production and Shipping Dynamics - Companies are adjusting their production schedules to accommodate the influx of orders, with some estimating that 70% of their production capacity will be allocated to U.S. orders in the coming months [5]. - The logistics of shipping are critical, as companies must account for a 30-35 day maritime transport time and an additional week for customs clearance to ensure timely delivery [4][5]. - There is a growing trend among companies to split larger orders into smaller shipments to mitigate risks associated with potential tariff changes [4]. Group 3: Market Diversification Strategies - While some companies are focusing on maximizing U.S. orders, others are cautiously observing the market and considering diversifying into emerging markets to reduce dependency on the U.S. [6][7]. - Companies are also exploring domestic sales channels and leveraging e-commerce platforms to tap into the local market, which remains competitive but offers significant potential [6][7]. - The overall trade data indicates a mixed performance, with exports to non-U.S. regions growing by 13%, highlighting the importance of diversifying export markets [7].