🔥 How Much Do U.S. States Rely on Canada, Mexico, and China? Dive into Maritime Analytica Insight - 103

Feb 17, 2025

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42 states rely on Canada, Mexico, or China for imports.
U.S. imports $900B annually from Canada and Mexico.
Key imports: machinery, vehicles, oil, and petroleum.
New 25% tariffs on Mexico, Canada; 10% on China.
🏅Maritime Analytica: “Tariffs may disrupt supply chains. Companies should prepare for cost shifts and alternative sourcing.”

Major alliance shake-up took effect on February 1.
THE Alliance rebrands as Premier Alliance with new partners.
MSC splits from Maersk; Gemini Cooperation forms.
Ocean Alliance remains largest with widest market coverage.
🏅Maritime Analytica: “Alliance shifts may disrupt schedules, but slack season buffers impact. HSBC sees rate stabilization ahead.”