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<p>US companies facing higher costs from tariffs are rapidly adjusting supply chain strategies, while long-term planning remains uncertain due to fluctuating policies. Tariffs of 20% or more have been imposed on major trading partners, prompting companies to reposition inventory and alter export flows. Short-term strategies include redirecting product flows and pre-positioning materials to mitigate tariff impacts. Consumer behavior has shifted, with increased retail sales as buyers rush to purchase before potential price hikes. Experts emphasize the need for resilience and flexibility in supply chains amid ongoing tariff uncertainties.</p>

- US companies are adjusting supply chain strategies in response to the Trump administration's global tariffs, which have imposed rates of 20% or more on major trading partners.  
- The uncertainty surrounding the longevity of these tariffs complicates long-term planning, prompting businesses to implement short-term measures like inventory repositioning and sourcing from countries with lower tariffs.  
- As tariffs create volatility, companies are urged to build resilience into their operations, while consumer demand has surged in anticipation of price increases, raising questions about the sustainability of this trend.

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