Shifting Trade Winds: What Next for SMEs?
Global trade faces turbulence, but it is not vanishing, it is transforming. SMEs that diversify markets, localise supply chains, and embrace digital agility will turn uncertainty into resilience and growth.
Global trade faces turbulence, but it is not vanishing, it is transforming. SMEs that diversify markets, localise supply chains, and embrace digital agility will turn uncertainty into resilience and growth.
From August 29, 2025, the US ends the de minimis exemption, meaning parcels under $800 are now subject to tariffs. Learn how this impacts SMEs, small sellers, and cross-border shipping, and explore strategies to manage costs and logistics.
The US-UK deal. SMEs may struggle initially due to unclear support, while key sectors like car manufacturers, tech giants, and aerospace firms will protect jobs and sustain the UK workforce.
US tariffs and their temporary suspension raise questions about strategic distractions versus genuine policy shifts. Our commentary delves into the implications for SMEs, exploring reshoring tactics and historical patterns, despite the reasons behind so much ado for nothing