The United States and China are working to repair damage linked to the tariff war that contributed to a sharp decline in bilateral trade volumes. According to reporting summarized across outlets, the tariff measures associated with President Donald Trump’s approach to trade with Beijing have disrupted commercial planning and supply chains for companies operating in both countries. Businesses have been forced to adjust sourcing, pricing, and logistics as trade levels fell. The effort now underway focuses on easing some of the fallout from the tariff-driven trade downturn and finding ways to stabilize trade flows. While details of specific measures are not consistent across the provided material, the central point is that both governments recognize the economic impact of the tariff escalation and are taking steps to address it. The reports describe a broader context in which firms on both sides of the Pacific are regrouping in response to lower trade activity and shifting trade conditions, as negotiations and policy adjustments aim to restore more predictable trading conditions.