US TV Tariffs Reshape Global Supply Chain Strategy for 2Q25

Oct 11, 2026

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USA import tariffs on television sets are driving supply chain professionals to reassess sourcing locations and supply chain routing decisions heading into the second quarter of 2025. Companies importing consumer electronics face pressure to optimize landed costs and may shift procurement strategies in response to tariff exposure.

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What if companies shift TV sourcing away from high-tariff regions to nearshoring locations?

Simulate a scenario where 30 percent of TV set imports redirect from Asia to Mexico or Canada to avoid US tariffs, changing transit times, transportation costs, and supplier availability across North American ports.

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