
The new 25% U.S. steel and aluminium tariffs, effective March 12, could significantly impact businesses by increasing costs for construction, manufacturing, and supply chains.
To navigate these challenges, businesses can adopt the following strategies:
Diversify Suppliers: Source materials from domestic or tariff-exempt markets to reduce reliance on imports. By focussing on imports from countries not subject to prohibitive tariffs thus reducing the risk of over-reliance on one source of supply. Understanding and leveraging on free-trade agreements can lead to significant cost savings.
Optimise Operations: Streamline processes and improve efficiency to offset rising costs.
Renegotiate Contracts: Work with suppliers and customers to adjust pricing or terms to share the burden.
Proactive planning is essential to stay competitive in the current trade landscape!
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This update is for general guidance only and advice should be taken in relation to a particular set of circumstances.
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