The latest round of tariff adjustments between the U.S. and China has sparked a production surge in Shenzhen, with Chinese exporters hustling to meet a renewed global demand. A recent 90-day pause on most tariffs has injected fresh energy into the market, leaving buyers eager and factories buzzing 🚀.
Inside a bustling Shenzhen factory, trader Nie shared that U.S. partners are pushing for swift shipments. With products taking around 45 days to reach U.S. store shelves, every day counts. An order worth 80,000 yuan, previously delayed by tariff hikes, is now on track, alongside two larger orders—one over 800,000 yuan and another exceeding 1 million yuan.
This renewed momentum isn’t just limited to the U.S. market. New orders are rolling in from Europe and South America in anticipation of the summer peak season, showcasing the dynamic flow of global trade. Young professionals and tech enthusiasts around South and Southeast Asia can relate to this rapid turn of events as it underlines the ever-changing landscape of international business and technology-driven opportunities.
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Chinese exporters ramp up production after tariff adjustment
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