30% of Executives Expect Tariffs to Have a “Massive Impact” On E-Commerce
Nearly 30% of Executives Expect Tariffs to Have a “Massive Impact” On E-Commerce
30% of Executives Expect Tariffs to Have a “Massive Impact” On E-Commerce
The e-commerce landscape is bracing for seismic shifts as new tariffs, regulatory changes, and supply chain complexities threaten to disrupt operations. In its latest Tariff Turmoil
The e-commerce landscape is bracing for seismic shifts as new tariffs, regulatory changes, and supply chain complexities threaten to disrupt operations. In its latest Tariff Turmoil Report , Swap —a leading e-commerce operating system—unveils critical insights into how businesses can adapt to these challenges.
Based on a survey of 100 e-commerce and fulfillment executives, the findings highlight urgent strategies for survival and growth in an increasingly volatile market. The Stark Reality of Tariff Impacts
Executives painted a dire picture of the road ahead: 30% anticipate tariffs will have a “massive impact” on their business in 2025, while 53% expect a “large impact” . A staggering 83% fear these changes could threaten their company’s survival. These challenges are not short-term hurdles.
Over half ( 53% ) predict tariff-related disruptions will persist for more than three years , with only 6% expecting relief within 12 months.
How Businesses Are Adapting To weather the storm, companies are adopting short-term tactics: Shifting supply chains : 56% are moving to domestic suppliers to reduce dependency on cross-border logistics. Pricing adjustments : 55% are revising pricing strategies to absorb costs.
Stockpiling goods : 31% are preemptively building inventory before tariffs take effect. Notably, businesses are passing costs to consumers, with 64% intending to transfer at least 25% of tariff-related expenses to customers. On average, buyers will shoulder 34% of added costs…
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