German port logistics provider planning for 15% less traffic as a result of U.S. tariffs

March 27 (Reuters) - BLG Group, a logistics provider managing one of the world's busiest autos terminals at Germany's Bremerhaven port, said on Wednesday it is calculating scenarios for 15% less traffic as a result of the 25% tariffs expected on U.S. auto imports from April 3.

Around 30% of its export and import of cars is to and from the United States, BLG Group Chairman Matthias Magnor said.

"Protectionist trade barriers have a direct impact on demand and thus influence exports, imports, and ultimately the prosperity of both economies," he added.