U.S. Tariff Policy Update: Q2 2025 Tariff Implementations and Reciprocal Tariffs
This update supplements the original LogicSource 2025 Tariff Impact Analysis. For detailed category-specific impacts and baseline analysis, please refer to the original report.
Recent U.S. trade policy shifts are reshaping supply chains, with newly confirmed tariffs and regulatory changes set to impact procurement strategies.
As of April 2025, several major tariff implementations have taken effect, including a baseline 10% tariff on all imports, an increased 145% tariff on Chinese imports, a 25% tariff on countries buying Venezuelan oil, and a 25% tariff on imported automobiles and auto parts.
Higher reciprocal tariffs (up to 50%) have been announced but paused for 90 days for all countries except China. These comprehensive tariff measures are expected to significantly impact indirect procurement costs and supply chain operations.
Our update covers:
- Impact on key indirect spend categories, including apparel/footwear, furniture fixtures & equipment (FF&E), construction materials, and more
- Analysis of how current and planned reciprocal tariffs will affect indirect sourcing costs across retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and CPG sectors
- Procurement strategies to mitigate tariff impacts, including supplier negotiations, contract reviews, and alternative sourcing options
Download our detailed update for critical insights on adapting your supply chain strategy to these evolving trade policies.
