James Vanderloo Can Discuss the Impact of the End of the De Minimis Tariff on Supply Chains
MILWAUKEE – James Vanderloo, Vice President at OEC Group Great Plains Region, a global freight forwarder and leading company in Trans-Pacific Trade, is available to discuss what the end of the de minimis provision means for supply chains that relied on them. Mr. Vanderloo can go into detail on the impact of the end of the de minimis tariffs on supply chains, shippers, consumers, and prices. It’s official – the de minimis provision has officially ended – leaving most shipments subject to the new 145% tariff on Chinese goods. Ecommerce sellers with a wide variety of goods have taken advantage of this provision for years and now have to face a huge price hike. Naturally, that’ll trickle down to the consumer. Mr. Vanderloo can adroitly explain what the end of this de minimis provision would really mean for global supply chains, US businesses, consumers, and prices. Mr. Vanderloo is readily available to be interviewed at your convenience through videoconferencing or over the phone.
WHO: James Vanderloo, Head at OEC Group Milwaukee
WHAT: Discuss the Impact of the End of the De Minimis Provision
CONTACT: Lilly Gallaher (845) 527-0956
