Import Cargo Levels Expected to See First Year-Over-Year Drop Since 2023

Import cargo at the nation’s major container ports is expected to see its first year-over-year decline in over a year and a half this month as the effect of tariffs imposed by the administration on the supply chain increases, according to the Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.

EXEC: Yeti Slashes Guidance on Product Delays, Tariffs Fallout

Yeti’s moves to shift production out of China are ahead of plan with 90 percent of its U.S. drinkware capacity expected to be ex-China by the end of the year. However, delays caused by the sourcing shifts as well as the tariffs themselves caused the Yeti to ax its guidance for the year.

Fox Factory Tops Q1 Guidance

Fox Factory Holding Corp. reported first-quarter loss on a steep goodwill charged related to tariffs but adjusted earnings surpassed guidance with the benefit of cost-control efforts. Sales grew 6.5 percent with gains across its Aftermarket Applications Group (AAG), Specialty Sports Group (SSG) and Powered Vehicles Group (PVG) segments. Guidance was reaffirmed for the year. 

SportChek’s Q1 Same-Store Sales Expand 6.3 Percent

Canadian Tire Corp. reported SportChek delivered a third consecutive quarter of comparable sales growth, up 6.3 percent, driven by strong sales across corporate and franchise stores. Skiing, snowboards, hockey, and outerwear were the top-performing categories in the quarter.