When the news broke out that a tomato trade group is urging the U.S. to end the 2019 Tomato Suspension Agreement with Mexico, we could
For years, the United States and surrounding countries have relied heavily upon Asia – specifically China – for outsourcing manufacturing and production operations. China has
Star Wars may have the Millennium Falcon, but North America’s cross-border trade now has the Falcon Premium. A new cross-border intermodal service in the U.S.,
It’s been a strange year at the border. If egg bandits weren’t bizarre enough, another headscratcher happened last week. Truckers waited hours to get
“Nearshoring is so fetch! It’s totally the new offshoring!” said maybe a supply chain professional or two. Nearshoring—bringing manufacturing and sourcing closer to the states—has
With U.S. egg prices erring on the side of exuberant, intrepid Americans are sticking it to the man and buying eggs south of the border
Mexico is potentially going to end daylight saving time and many wonder if it will affect cross-border shipments. Daylight saving time in the U.S. will
A lot has happened in the avocado industry lately. Avocado prices hit record highs ahead of the Super Bowl last Sunday, and just a few
United States potato farmers will soon be able to distribute and sell more fresh potatoes across Mexico, as soon as early 2022, after almost 25
Starting Wednesday, December 1st there will be new customs requirements for all shipments going through Mexico, regardless of if it is crossing the border or
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