U.S.-Mexico trade | SupplyChainBrain

Q&A | The New Nafta: What Does It Mean for Supply Chains?

November 26, 2018

Farewell, Nafta, hello U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Here's how the renegotiated trade pact will impact U.S. supply chains.

Agreement to Open U.S.-Mexico Air Cargo Market Much Wider

December 3, 2014

Air Cargo World

An agreement between Mexico and the United States, scheduled to become effective by Jan. 1, 2016, would remove all limits on the number of airlines that can provide passenger or cargo service between destinations in both countries. If enacted, the new policy would allow new carriers to enter the market, while carriers already in the market would have the freedom to fly to new cities.

Heavyweights, Featherweights Share Top Prize in 2012 Supply Chain Innovator of the Year Competition.

December 21, 2012

SupplyChainBrain

Dal-Tile Corp. and partners, whose products couldn't be more different, have something in common: reduced transportation costs through railcar co-loading.

Heavyweights, Featherweights Share Top Prize in 2012 Supply Chain Innovator of the Year Competition.

December 21, 2012

SupplyChainBrain

Dal-Tile Corp. and partners, whose products couldn't be more different, have something in common: reduced transportation costs through railcar co-loading.

Changing Consumer Behavior in Mexico Since Recession Benefits CPG Companies, Retailers

August 23, 2012

McKinsey Quarterly

Mexican consumers have been hit harder than their U.S. counterparts by the downturn since 2008, but they are more optimistic about their country's prospects than their neighbors to the north are. Their attitudes are of key importance to consumer packaged goods and retail companies.

Mexican Logistics Expert Discusses NAFTA Roadblocks and Cross-Border Trucking Restrictions

June 26, 2012

SMC3

Enrique Almanza Hernandez, logistics expert and former central Mexico regional director at Autotransportes de Carga Tresguerras SA de CV, discusses key issues surrounding effective North American supply chain management and explores the state of fully integrated North American logistics - including the evolution of some Mexican carriers into true 3PL providers. Hernandez spoke with Danny Slaton, SMC Â³ executive vice president of business and product development.