American logistics company executives expect an increase in freight shipping between China and the United States.

According to reports, during the 90-day window of the Sino-US economic and trade negotiations, American importers hope that upstream suppliers can deliver goods as soon as possible, and it is expected that a round of trade increase between China and the United States will soon occur. The US media CNBC website quoted Paul Breyer, vice president of global supply chain at ITS Logistics, as saying on the 12th, "I have some customers in China who have pre-loaded thousands of containers and are ready to ship at any time." It is expected that there will be a wave of increased freight between China and the United States in the next four to six weeks. Ryan Peterson, founder of the American logistics freight agency Flexport, wrote on social media on the 13th, "On the first day of the release of the joint statement of the Sino-US economic and trade negotiations, our sea freight bookings from China increased by 35%. A large number of previously backlogged orders are quickly appearing, and the capacity will soon be full, preparing for a wave of peak sea freight."