U.S. tariff shifts impacting Canada, Mexico, China, and the EU are reshaping supply chain strategy. Explore how logistics operators can manage trade volatility through disciplined capital planning and operational flexibility.
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Cross-border trade presents a significant opportunity for businesses looking to grow and reach new markets. With the increasing demand for border-related services, companies like Xcell Logistics are well-positioned to help businesses navigate the complexities of cross-border trade and take advantage of the opportunities it presents.
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By 2050, Texas trade with Mexico is expected to exceed 1.5 trillion dollars. Without updated and expanded infrastructure in both countries, we could be looking at $116 billion in lost GDP.
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In July, the US Chamber of Commerce hosted the 12th US-Mexico CEO Dialogue. Its purpose was to discuss the benefits and challenges of implementing the US-Mexican-Canada Agreement. The main points of the USMCA are to create a more level playing field for American workers and protect U.S. intellectual property.
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The USMCA, a close cousin to its predecessor NAFTA, made it so that a strong learning curve wouldn’t be necessary, keeping processes flowing and issues at a minimum by following the key points on rules of origin and the nine data elements necessary to create a Certificate of Origin.
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