The American bonded warehouse caught on fire, while the bonded warehouses at the American ports were quiet.

In contrast to the quiet atmosphere in American ports, the "bonded warehouse" in the United States is becoming increasingly popular. Some American companies that continue to import products from overseas are using this legal strategy to bypass tariffs, leading to a surge in demand for bonded warehouses. According to CNN, many American importers are storing their imported products in bonded warehouses, allowing them to temporarily avoid paying tariffs and only paying them when the goods are released in the future, based on the current tariff policy. Many companies are choosing this method, betting that tariffs will decrease in the short to medium term. In the United States, goods can be stored in these warehouses for up to 5 years. The director of a bonded warehouse leasing company near the Port of Los Angeles said that their business had slowed significantly in recent years, but has experienced rapid growth since the US government implemented a series of tariff measures.