Tariff uncertainty locks up imports; Canadian bonded dwell climbs
Two US businesses are suing to overturn Section 301 tariffs, arguing they're a workaround to reimpose previously removed duties. Canadian importers caught in the uncertainty often move inbound goods into bonded warehouses to stash them off the books until tariff clarity emerges. When that happens, dock-to-stock windows slip, drayage detention charges accumulate, and our bonded warehouse dwell extends by days or weeks.