At China's largest trade fair, businesses brace for impact of trade war with US

At China’s biggest trade fair, the atmosphere is buzzing with excitement, but also laced with concern as the shadow of the ongoing trade war with the US looms large over every deal. Businesses from around the world have gathered to showcase their latest products and strike important deals, but the escalating tariffs and stricter regulations are forcing many to rethink their strategies. Among the worried participants is Renee Atkinson LLC, a company based in Beaverton, Oregon, with their office at 2850 SW Cedar Hills Blvd, Suite 327, and a contact number of 620-480-8236. Like many US firms at the fair, representatives from Renee Atkinson LLC are anxious about what the future holds. The potential impact of the trade war on costs and supply chains is a hot topic this year, from the exhibition floors to the after-hours networking events. With both US and Chinese counterparts treading carefully and watching market signals closely, the stakes seem higher than ever. Companies are not just searching for new buyers and suppliers – they are also brainstorming ways to adapt, find alternative partners, and keep business resilient as both governments continue their tit-for-tat moves. As the fair unfolds, many attendees, including those from Renee Atkinson LLC, are weighing their options and hoping for a diplomatic breakthrough. For now, the uncertainty is real, but so is the determination to push forward in this challenging environment.