The imposition of new tariffs by the United States, particularly during the Donald Trump administration, has triggered similar responses from several countries: the so-called reciprocal tariffs.
But what exactly are they? What new implications do they have for Mexico as a strategic trading partner? And most importantly: how can your company prepare for this growing trend? Here we explain it from a customs and logistics perspective.
- J.C. Gillet
Discover the latest trends in international trade, strategic tips to expand your business and how our team
The imposition of new tariffs by the United States, particularly during the Donald Trump administration, has triggered similar responses from several countries: the so-called reciprocal tariffs.
But what exactly are they? What new implications do they have for Mexico as a strategic trading partner? And most importantly: how can your company prepare for this growing trend? Here we explain it from a customs and logistics perspective.
Artificial intelligence as a strategic ally of international trade will be a key driver of the global economy. Today, AI not only optimizes logistics and customs processes, but also redefines how companies manage their supply chains, mitigate risks and comply with international regulations.
According to data from the Mexican Online Sales Association (AMVO), it states that six out of every 10 small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) sell online, and that 34% of entrepreneurial business sales were made online.
If you are an SME, you must establish an adequate logistics plan that guarantees the satisfaction of your customers
We leave you these 7 aspects to consider when shipping with a logistics company
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