Tariffs didn’t bring jobs home—they just rerouted Chinese goods through Vietnam and Mexico, raising costs and failing to revive U.S. manufacturing, as automation reshapes factories. Global trade is growing more complex, with companies like Altana turning to AI-powered tools to navigate shifting rules and rising trade barriers. Driven by national economic security, nations are pushing for domestic production, even if components still come from abroad—like in “Made in America” drones. New policies, including the U.S. ending its low-value import exemption, signal a world where trade and geopolitics are deeply entwined. The goal? Build resilient supply chains that reduce economic leverage and make war less likely.
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