Tariffs are taxes imposed by governments on imported or exported goods. These duties influence international trade by increasing the cost of foreign products, affecting businesses and consumers alike. For logistics companies and businesses relying on global supply chains, tariffs can create significant cost fluctuations, requiring strategic planning to mitigate financial impacts. Tariffs are typically implemented for several reasons, including protecting domestic industries, generating revenue, or responding to trade disputes. While they can provide a competitive advantage to local manufacturers, they also pose challenges for businesses that depend on international suppliers. Understanding how tariffs work and their impact on supply chains is…