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Tariffs: Thousands of U.S.-Bound Vehicles Sit Idle at Belgian Port

BELGIUM – Vehicle exports to the U.S. have taken a major hit at Belgium’s Port of Antwerp-Bruges, where thousands of cars, vans, and tractors now sit idle.

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BELGIUM – Vehicle exports to the U.S. have taken a major hit at Belgium’s Port of Antwerp-Bruges, where thousands of cars, vans, and tractors now sit idle.

New data shows a nearly 16% drop in U.S.-bound shipments in the first half of 2025, following tariff hikes by President Donald Trump.

One of the port’s key operators says terminals are nearing full capacity as shipping lines rush to beat a possible 30% tariff set for August 1.

European officials are still pushing Washington for a deal to ease trade tensions.

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