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project44 has released its February 2026 tariff report, leveraging its Decision Intelligence Platform to show that U.S. imports from China fell 35% year over year in January 2026, despite the typical Lunar New Year inventory build period. The company’s real-time shipment data also indicates carriers have sharply reduced blank sailings from a peak of 131 in April 2025 to just 11 in January 2026, suggesting capacity has been recalibrated to structurally lower trade volumes.
The report positions project44 as a key intelligence provider for executives navigating tariff volatility, highlighting that U.S.-China trade remains roughly 30–35% below prior-year levels while imports from Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia and Thailand, continue to grow as alternative sourcing hubs. Eric Fullerton, VP of Product Marketing and Data Insights at project44, warned that normalized blank sailings should not be mistaken for stability, citing unresolved legal challenges to tariff authority and urging companies to embed this uncertainty into strategic supply chain planning.