Trade tensions, rising tariffs, and supply chain shifts are prompting U.S. importers to look beyond China for sourcing. For many, Lithuania has become an attractive alternative — offering quality products, lower tariffs, and faster transit times to the U.S.
Whether your company is involved in shipping to Lithuania from the US, shipping from Lithuania to the US, or trading back and forth, the logistics can prove challenging. This is especially true in light of the surging trade war and the realignment of ocean freight alliances. So how can you find ways to save on costs without impacting service or disrupting your business? Let’s look at what’s involved and how you can make the most of it.
