China's forwarders feel the heat of rising costs as logistics sector faces change

14.10.2025

Chinese forwarders are having to contend with rising costs as the price of labour, equipment, and energy eats into operating margins.

This is despite the country’s supply chains proving remarkably resistant to the Trump administration’s tariff wars.

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