Core Viewpoint - The imposition of tariffs by the United States has significantly impacted many foreign trade enterprises in China, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which face greater pressure due to their smaller scale [1] Group 1: Impact on Enterprises - Many SMEs in Fengshun County, Guangdong, have seen new orders to the U.S. put on hold due to tariffs [4] - One enterprise reported that exports to the U.S. account for about 40% of its output value, with goods worth 18 million yuan currently stuck at ports [6] - The same enterprise is shifting its focus to domestic sales through e-commerce platforms due to the tariff impact [6][9] Group 2: Financial Pressure and Support - The enterprise faces a significant financial burden with nearly 15 million yuan in loans maturing soon, alongside payroll and material costs [8] - Local banks have responded by facilitating loan renewals, with one bank approving a renewal process for 14.9 million yuan in loans [10] - The Guangdong Financial Regulatory Bureau has implemented measures to stabilize foreign trade and support enterprises facing difficulties due to tariff impacts [20][23] Group 3: Adaptation Strategies - Some enterprises are adapting by increasing their domestic market share, with one company raising its domestic customer ratio from over 30% to more than 70% [14] - Enterprises are also enhancing collaboration with local businesses to adjust their supply chains and explore new markets [14] - The local government is encouraging banks to provide emergency loans to cover urgent operational costs, ensuring that enterprises can maintain their operations [25][26]