Dynamic tariffing hits airforwarders as fuel costs surge, Chicago Rockford pivots

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Mark 3 CEO Matthew Ware called the current tariff environment “dynamic tariffing”, with 83 percent of Airforwarders Association members reporting reduced shipping volumes because of import tariffs and nearly half facing higher operating costs and administrative workloads; fuel prices rose 80 percent year on year in August.

Chicago Rockford Airport is targeting a diversified cargo portfolio and investing in its facilities to seek high‑value freight.

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