家电企业抢工“对等关税”窗口期：货柜涨价2万块，对美订单恢复60%，“有柜子就能发货”

Group 1 - The recent reduction in "reciprocal tariffs" has led to a surge in demand for shipping containers among home appliance companies, with reports of container prices increasing by 20,000 to 40,000 yuan [2][3] - Companies are experiencing a situation where the demand for containers exceeds supply, leading to a competitive environment for securing shipping space [2][3] - The logistics sector has seen a significant increase in shipping volumes to the U.S., with container booking volumes from China to the U.S. rising nearly 300% following the tariff adjustments [5][6] Group 2 - Despite the tariff reductions, some companies are facing logistical challenges that hinder smooth trade, as they struggle to secure shipping containers and vessels [3][4] - The overall shipping rates have increased, with the Shanghai-New York container freight index rising to 4,350 USD, reflecting a 19.31% increase [6] - The current shipping situation is characterized by a mismatch in supply and demand, with many shipping routes being adjusted due to previous tariff policies [7] Group 3 - Home appliance companies have mixed feelings about the tariff reductions; while some clients are eager to place orders, others remain cautious and are reassessing their strategies [8][9] - The impact of tariff changes has led to operational disruptions, requiring companies to reallocate production capacity and manage increased workloads [9][10] - Some companies report that their orders to the U.S. have recovered to about 60% of last year's levels, driven by clients needing to replenish low inventories [9][10] Group 4 - The sudden drop in tariffs has created challenges for cross-border e-commerce, particularly for new entrants in highly concentrated product categories like electric pressure cookers [12] - Companies are facing difficulties in hiring due to the fluctuating demand for labor, with many workers seeking alternative employment during periods of low orders [13][14] - Digital transformation initiatives in the home appliance sector are helping companies manage production scheduling and capacity issues more effectively [14][15]