
Looming tariffs could spell trouble for port workers, supply chain
CBSN
Philadelphia's largest port is a fast-paced operation where tens of millions of dollars worth of goods are moved from ships arriving from the Delaware River and onto delivery trucks. But the smooth operation could face a roadblock in the form of tariffs.
Leo Holt, president of Holt Logistics, told CBS News he's watching the news regarding tariffs "24 hours a day."
"Including meetings and Zoom calls and every other kind of a call with the folks in other countries who supply the United States with many types of goods," Holt said.

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