New Ecommerce Tariffs: Everything You Need to Know
Recent US policy changes have dramatically reshaped global trade, creating uncertainty for brands and shoppers alike. With escalating tariffs, retaliatory measures, and rising operational costs, your supply chain, pricing strategy, and customer satisfaction are at risk.
Here you will find a series of resources to help you meet the challenges of these new tariff policies.
What you must know about recent tariff changes
The recent US tariff changes are creating a whirlwind of challenges that brands and retailers like you are now forced to navigate. These announcements influence just about every part of your business including sourcing costs, fulfilment strategies and pricing structures. Then, of course, there are the tariffs’ effects on markets, consumer confidence and the global economy.
The current environment is poised to transform how businesses operate across borders. To remain profitable and maintain customer trust, it is essential to grasp the implications and adapt proactively.
Read the post Navigating the New Trade Reality: What You Must Know About Recent Tariff Changes to know more about:
- What’s changing?
- How new tariffs impact enterprise ecommerce retailers
- How you can adapt
Is it time for brands to expand into new global markets?
The quick answer is yes.
For years, the US has been the dominant market for many ecommerce brands. According to Statista, the US ecommerce market generated $1.2 trillion in 2024.
However, with new tariffs increasing costs and uncertainty, diversifying into international markets has never been more important. Expanding into new global markets can help you reduce dependency on any single region while tapping into high-growth opportunities worldwide.
Read the post Beyond the US: Now Is the Time for Brands to Expand Into New Global Markets to know why:
- Why ecommerce brands need to look beyond the US
- High-growth markets for ecommerce expansion
- How to expand efficiently
Turning tariffs into opportunity: a growth strategy session
Attend to this On Demand 45′ Webinar, hosted by Fionn Uibh Eachach, VP, Global Commercial Services, Martin Tully, Chief Operating Officer and Jon Sheard, Sales, all from ESW and get more answers to your questions.
Using smart fulfilment strategies to face new tariffs
Today, navigating the complexities of rising and ever-changing tariffs and intricate customs processes, where you store inventory and how you fulfil orders can significantly impact your bottom line. A well-devised fulfilment strategy can help brands mitigate tariff exposure, enhance delivery speeds and ensure profitability across global markets.
Read the post Smart Fulfilment Strategies to Reduce Tariff Exposure to learn more about:
- The fulfilment factors that impact tariff costs
- How you can build a smarter fulfilment strategy
Watch our tariffs Q&A video
Download our insights report on the Impact of Tariffs on Consumer Spending.
