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cammd said..
If its getting harder for China to send stuff to America due to US tariffs why would exports from China to Australia be held up in customs.
I dont see the correlation, perhaps you explain it in more detail.
I dont think you can, I think you just blamed Trump because that is the default position you take with zero cognitive input. A reflex in other words.
This is an excellent question that demonstrates how global supply chains work. While the two situations involve different countries and policies, they are often connected.
While Chinese and other countries imports into the U.S. don't directly cause Australian customs delays, they can be part of a chain of events that indirectly leads to those delays.
Shipments from China to Australia are most likely held up due to standard customs procedures like documentation errors or biosecurity checks. However, the broader context of U.S. tariffs can indirectly contribute by flooding Australian ports with more goods and increasing overall scrutiny, making delays more common for everyone.
Are you still enjoying your little boat trip?