Impact of Tariffs on Brands and Cash Flow
- Brian Roisentul
- Apr 18
- 2 min read
In this episode of The DTC Insider podcast, Brian Roisentul sat down with Izzy Rosensweig, founder of Portless, about the evolving landscape of tariffs and supply chain management.
They discuss Portless's innovative approach to optimizing cash flow and inventory management, the implications of the de minimis rule, and the impact of trade wars on brands.
Izzy shares insights on pricing strategies, the importance of trade lawyers, and the future of manufacturing concerning China and Vietnam. The conversation emphasizes the need for brands to adapt and optimize in a fluid market environment.
Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:
How Portless helps brands delay tariff payments until orders ship
The importance of cash flow management for brand sustainability
The phase-out of the de minimis rule for China and Hong Kong
Strategies for optimizing supply chains to reduce operational costs
The impact of trade wars on global logistics and sourcing
Adapting pricing strategies in response to shifting economic conditions
Exploring tariff engineering as a method to lower import costs
How the country of origin influences tariff obligations
The pros and cons of manufacturing in Vietnam versus China
Why brands should optimize their current operations before major supply chain shifts
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