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Chinese Exporters Face Supply Chain Disruptions Amid Iran Conflict

Published on 5/13/2026

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Chinese Exporters Face Supply Chain Disruptions Amid Iran Conflict

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Chinese exporters have shifted focus from U.S. tariffs to the impact of the Iran war, which has disrupted shipping lanes and increased freight times to around 50 days instead of 30-40 days. The conflict has led to a historic energy shock and concerns over global demand for Chinese goods. Exporters are preparing for potential downsizing in the second half of the year if the conflict continues. Many now prioritize the duration of the Iran war over tariff-related issues ahead of the upcoming summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping.

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