全球订单变局，中企逆流而上

Group 1 - The new tariff policy has led to an upgrade in supply chains, with emerging markets like Russia and Europe becoming growth engines for companies [1][4][6] - Following the tariff adjustments on May 12, companies have reported a surge in orders from the U.S., indicating a recovery in demand despite initial uncertainties [4][6][10] - Companies are increasingly focusing on brand development and global procurement strategies to adapt to the changing foreign trade environment [3][6] Group 2 - Many companies have established stable relationships with U.S. clients, which are not significantly affected by tariff changes, allowing for collaborative solutions to share cost burdens [5][6] - The overall impact of the tariff changes on business operations has been manageable, with some companies reporting increased orders post-May 12 compared to the previous months [4][6] - Companies are exploring diversified market layouts and enhancing their product offerings to maintain competitiveness in the international market [6][7] Group 3 - The shift towards domestic sales is being considered by some companies, although challenges such as intense competition and lack of operational experience in the domestic market exist [8][10] - E-commerce platforms like 1688 are adapting to the changing competitive landscape by launching initiatives to support companies transitioning from foreign trade to domestic sales [9] - Companies are focusing on integrating domestic and foreign trade strategies to mitigate risks associated with fluctuating overseas markets [9][10]