U.S.-Bound Shipping Volumes and Rates Rise, Our Radios Maintain Quality Amid Rush

Shanghai – October 31, 2025 – Benefiting from positive developments in China-U.S. trade policies, the U.S.-bound shipping market has seen a significant rebound in both cargo volumes and freight rates. Data shows that the freight rates for shipments from Shanghai Port to major U.S. West Coast and East Coast ports have surged to $2,647 per FEU and $3,438 per FEU respectively, representing a 22.9% and 13.4% increase from the previous period.

At the same time, Yantian Port in Shenzhen reported that U.S.-bound cargo ships accounted for nearly 60% of the port's total loading and unloading volume, as cross-border sellers rush to stock up in advance to lock in cost advantages ahead of the upcoming peak season. However, the sudden surge in shipping demand has also brought challenges such as tight container space and increased capital occupation for exporters.

Amid the busy shipping season and rising logistics costs, our company's radio products have continued to maintain their high-quality standards, avoiding the common pitfall of quality degradation during peak production periods. To cope with the increased order volume, we have optimized our production schedule, added additional quality inspection procedures, and worked closely with logistics partners to ensure timely delivery without compromising on quality.

"The rise in shipping volumes and rates reflects the recovery of the U.S. market, but it also tests the production and quality control capabilities of exporters," said our company's operations manager. "We have built a flexible production system that allows us to scale up output while maintaining strict quality checks. Every radio shipped to the U.S. undergoes a final performance test to ensure it meets our rigorous standards, even during the busiest shipping periods."