中美互降关税落地，订单集中补发港口将迎高峰期

Core Points - The recent tariff reductions between China and the U.S. have led to a surge in orders, particularly for companies heavily reliant on exports to the U.S. [1] - Companies are quickly ramping up production to meet the anticipated demand during the three-month window following the tariff changes [1] Company Insights - Zhejiang Wei Laoda Industrial Co., Ltd. has over 70% of its products exported to the U.S. and faced significant order cancellations due to previous tariff policies, amounting to nearly $6 million [1] - The company has resumed operations with workers returning to production lines to fulfill orders promptly [1] Industry Trends - Shipping companies have reacted swiftly to the tariff changes, with a notable increase in freight rates; for instance, the price for shipping containers to the U.S. West Coast has risen to $6,000 [1] - The industry is expected to experience a robust supply-demand dynamic as U.S. buyers are likely to place orders rapidly within the three-month period [1]