The 90-Day Tariff Pause: What It Means for U.S. Freight Markets
- Gia Lutin
- May 25
- 1 min read
The recent announcement of a 90-day pause on new U.S. tariffs has triggered a rush of activity across the logistics industry. As importers race to clear customs before mid-July deadlines, brokers and carriers are seeing heightened demand, tighter capacity, and growing compliance burdens.

Customs is now a bottleneck. From a spike in required HTS codes to intensified audits and documentation scrutiny, shippers must now treat importing as a high-stakes compliance operation. This increased pressure is already rippling through truckload and intermodal markets.
What This Means for Dispatchers and Carriers
Expect load volumes to surge in early summer.
Customs-related delays could disrupt delivery timelines.
Spot market volatility may create new revenue opportunities — if you're prepared.
At FF Dispatch, we specialize in navigating market shifts like this. Our expert dispatchers secure high-paying loads, ensure efficient scheduling, and help carriers stay compliant. When customs delays hit, our real-time communication ensures no time is wasted.
Are you ready for the tariff-fueled freight surge? Contact FF Dispatch and let our team keep your wheels turning — profitably.
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