Computer manufacturer Lenovo may reorient its supply chain in relation to the forthcoming round of tariffs on laptop computers. While those won’t take effect until Dec. 15 the firm’s CEO, Yang Yuanqing has stated a relocation will mean “the manufacturing cost will be higher” and “that will be reflected in the retail price as well”. Panjiva’s data shows Lenovo may already have cut its U.S. seaborne imports of laptop computers from China by 26.5% year over year in 2Q. That comes amid a wider supply chain restructuring that has seen its total imports from China fall 13.8% year over year in ...