Adapting to Market Shifts: Traffic Tech Supports Customers Amid Rising Transpacific Freight Rates
Recent developments in U.S.–China trade relations are causing significant shifts in the global logistics landscape. As reported by FreightWaves, the temporary pause in U.S. tariff increases on Chinese goods has triggered a surge in demand for transpacific shipping. This has led to sharp increases in freight rates, mounting pressure on available capacity, and widespread equipment shortages across key ports.
The spike in shipping activity is largely driven by importers rushing to move goods ahead of potential new tariffs. According to industry analysts, this front-loading is exacerbating existing market challenges, with some carriers implementing additional fees and rate hikes in response to the overwhelming demand.
In such a dynamic environment, businesses are seeking reliable, experienced logistics partners to help maintain supply chain stability. Traffic Tech is proud to step into that role.
“With over 35 years of deep involvement in the Transpacific trade, Traffic Tech is uniquely positioned to help our clients navigate the current surge in freight rates, equipment shortages, and capacity constraints triggered by the recent US-China trade truce. Our longstanding carrier partnerships, global network, and team of seasoned experts allow us to provide flexible, strategic solutions in even the most volatile market conditions. Clients can count on Traffic Tech as a trusted partner, working alongside them to maintain supply chain continuity and keep their business moving forward,” said Steve Viger, Chief Commercial Officer of Traffic Tech.
Leveraging decades of global shipping expertise and robust relationships with top-tier carriers, Traffic Tech offers clients proactive, agile strategies that address today’s challenges and anticipate tomorrow’s needs. As the logistics landscape continues to evolve, our commitment remains the same: delivering exceptional service and dependable solutions that help businesses thrive—no matter the market conditions.
