MOXA team is actively responding to tariff turmoil and its impact on industrial automation technology-abplccenter.com

The Trump administration's recent erratic tariff policy has put manufacturing companies in a state of uncertainty. Although the mutual tariff measures announced on April 2, 2025 have been suspended for 90 days for countries other than China, the 10% global tariff (except Canada and Mexico) has not been lifted, and the tariff on China has soared to 145%. All PLCs made in the United States are facing increased tariffs, and some Rockwell models, all Bently products, and some Honeywell products will have price increases. This uncertainty may drag down overall economic growth, highlighting the profound impact of trade policy fluctuations on the real economy.

As a leading company in the field of industrial communications and automation, Eddie Lee, Vice President of Global Marketing at Moxa, said that the company will always focus on the interests of partners and customers, and is actively responding to potential impacts through multi-dimensional measures:

Proactive deployment

Relying on the world's top supply chain team, a comprehensive assessment of tariff policies has been launched, including optimization and adjustment of cost structure, pricing strategy and logistics timeliness, in an effort to minimize the impact of market fluctuations.

Transparent collaboration

Maintain close communication with partners and customers, and have candid conversations on issues such as possible pricing adjustments, additional fees, and delivery cycle changes to ensure information symmetry and collaborative decision-making.

Resilient supply chain

With a deep understanding of the global supply chain ecosystem, Moxa will continue to explore diversified solutions, strengthen risk resistance, and provide customers with stable and reliable services.