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A rare type of warehouse space is surging in demand at the Port of Los Angeles as U.S. importers scramble to store Chinese goods during a temporary truce in the ongoing trade war. A 90-day rollback in tariffs has triggered a spike in shipments, with bonded warehouses offering a key advantage: the ability to delay tariff payments until the moment goods enter U.S. commerce.
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Importers rush to LA bonded warehouses amid tariff pause with China

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Importers rush to L.A. bonded warehouses to delay tariffs during China trade truce, straining limited certified space and supply chains.

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