FOLLOWING President Trump’s 90-day tariff reprieve starting April 2, transpacific shippers are rushing to move delayed cargo, creating a potential surge in demand of up to 48 per cent, according to Sea-Intelligence. An estimated 180,000-540,000 TEU of goods in China – much of it already produced and stored – could now enter the trade lane, triggering an early and intense peak season. Alan Murphy, CEO, Sea-Intelligence, said: ‘In the past four weeks, shipping lines have been trying to reduce...