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Mexico faces critical choices as it draws in the attention of American industry
By Judith Álvarez The election of a new head of state, particularly one who received a majority mandate, typically ushers… Read more
U.S.-based global businesses must be prepared for post-election change
By Gavin Everson Even in the heady days of the pandemic when much of the world was still shut down,… Read more
Navigating protectionism’s trade barriers
By Jill Hurley There was a glorious time not long ago when corporate decision makers and small businesses had a… Read more
Nearshoring diversification is sound supply chain strategy
By Jamie Adams It’s little surprise that the decision makers behind America’s foreign investments are increasingly flocking to… Read more
How to stay nimble as USMCA tensions heat up
By Michelle Stokes All investments come with risk, that’s a given. But when considering long-term investments of hundreds… Read more
Businesses put on notice: Public reporting on efforts to remove forced, child labor now mandatory in Canada
Commercial decision makers doing business in Canada (or planning to) may be caught off guard by the federal… Read more
A minimum universal tariff? What’s at stake for U.S. businesses
By Jill Hurley The vast number of businesses that rely on the import of intermediate industrial goods would… Read more
Failing to understand Restricted Party Screening in 2022 means increasing risk exposure
By Khaled (Cal) Jamalalldeen, Global Trade Consulting Executive The supply chain turmoil that has befallen U.S. importers and… Read more
Four Key Considerations for Companies Looking to Nearshore to Mexico
By Cora Di Pietro, Vice President, Global Trade Consulting, Livingston International In the realm of international trade, little… Read more
Deciding Which Multilateral Deal to Use Is Not So Clear Cut
By Michael Zobin Canadian importers may soon have a new range of free trade options available to them… Read more