“预见”关税退税？抢在高院裁决前，亚马逊与供应商谈“降价”

Group 1 - Amazon is negotiating with suppliers for price reductions ranging from single digits to as much as 30% to recover concessions made last year in response to Trump tariffs [1][2] - The negotiations are being expedited to finalize agreements before the Supreme Court's ruling on the legality of U.S. trade tariffs [2] - Amazon's statement claims that its annual supplier negotiation cycle remains unchanged, denying any strict deadlines for negotiations [1] Group 2 - Suppliers are concerned that Amazon's latest negotiation stance threatens product line profitability, as it does not adequately consider rising costs from supply chain disruptions and increased raw material and labor costs [3] - Amazon operates its vast e-commerce business through direct sales and third-party retailers, with third-party seller sales accounting for over 60% of total sales on the platform [3] - Amazon has not joined lawsuits filed by businesses and interest groups against tariff measures, including a collective lawsuit by over 1,000 retailers seeking to recover paid tariffs [3]