Under the New Tariff Policy: Sunny Glassware Overcomes Foreign Trade Challenges through Dual-Driven Strategies
In May 2025, the China-U.S. economic and trade negotiations in Geneva signaled tariff adjustments, introducing new variables into the global trade landscape. According to the official statement, the United States has suspended the 24% tariff on Chinese goods (including those from Hong Kong and Macao) for a period of 90 days, while maintaining a long-term 10% tariff. Simultaneously, China has adjusted its countermeasures accordingly. This policy fluctuation represents not only a short-term opportunity but also a catalyst for the long-term strategic transformation of Sunny Glassware Co., Ltd., a company specializing in the production of glass candle holder and ceramic candle holder.
In the short term, the tariff exemption window (May - August 2025) offers a cost advantage for Sunny Glassware export products. However, the retained 10% tariff will serve as a critical factor impacting the profitability of mid-to-low-end products. The company swiftly analyzed the situation, transforming policy benefits into opportunities for enhanced customer collaboration, while accelerating the development of high-value-added products to mitigate tariff pressures through innovation.
Tariff fluctuations act as both a test and a driver of innovation. Sunny Glassware remains committed to being customer- centric and innovation-driven, making the elegance of glass candle holder and the warmth of ceramic candle holder a bridge connecting Chinese manufacturing with global lifestyles. Under the new tariff paradigm, Sunny Glassware Company, leveraging a dual strategy of "short-term response and long-term planning," provides an exemplary model for foreign trade enterprises: challenges must be transformed into innovative momentum to ensure steady and sustainable growth in the global market.
