Group 1 - After the adjustment of China-US tariff policies, many foreign trade companies in China have resumed exports to the US, leading to a surge in orders for cross-border logistics companies, with a reported increase of over 30% in orders compared to usual levels [1][2] - In the logistics hub of Fuying community in Baoan District, Shenzhen, the operations are extremely busy, with goods needing to be shipped within 12 hours of arrival to meet delivery timelines of 8 to 12 days [1] - The increase in shipping volume has resulted in a slight rise in air freight prices, with expectations of further price increases as shipping volumes continue to recover [3] Group 2 - Logistics companies are experiencing a significant uptick in demand, with reports indicating a 30% to 40% increase in cargo volume, leading to more vehicles on the roads [3] - To mitigate risks associated with US tariffs, companies are considering establishing overseas warehouses to create a buffer for their operations [2][3] - The logistics sector is currently facing tight air freight capacity, prompting many freight companies to pre-book space for upcoming shipments [3]
订单激增 深圳宝安“国际物流村”发货忙
Yang Guang Wang·2025-05-17 00:38