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Razor Shifts Tariff Burden as Importers Restructure Supply Chains

Razor, the personal mobility company, has restructured its supply chain operations to pass import duties downstream to manufacturers rather than absorbing them, according to Bryan Wood, VP of global supply chain.

The move reflects broader industry adjustments as companies navigate elevated trade barriers. Multiple logistics providers are expanding service offerings to support shippers managing cost pressures.

Amazon Supply Chain Services launched a less-than-truckload freight service available to all businesses, responding to demand from vendors seeking flexible shipping options. The expanded offering handles partial-load deliveries to any destination type.

Meanwhile, specialized carriers are upgrading temperature-controlled capabilities. DSV expanded its Air ThermoDirect corridor connecting Luxembourg and Indianapolis, major pharmaceutical hubs, as demand for time and temperature-sensitive shipments grows.

Companies across sectors continue optimizing logistics networks to manage tariff exposure and operational costs.