Shipping from Mexico Doesn’t Mean Your Goods Automatically Qualify for USMCA
Shipping from Mexico doesn't automatically qualify goods for USMCA—strict rules of origin must still be met.
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Mexico’s New Leadership and the Future of USMCA Trade
Claudia Sheinbaum's presidency and what it means for USMCA trade and nearshoring in North America.
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How a Potential East and Gulf Coast Port Strike Could Impact North American Trade
A potential East and Gulf Coast port strike threatens to disrupt North American supply chains and increase shipping costs.
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How U.S. Trade Policy is Pushing Chinese Companies to Mexico: The Impact of De Minimis Changes
US trade policy reforms to the de minimis rule are driving Chinese companies to nearshore production to Mexico.
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Maximize Your Technology Budget with a USMCA Qualification Tool Before Year-End
Maximize your year-end technology budget by investing in a USMCA qualification tool for quick return on investment.
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USMCA: A Pillar of Stability Amid North American Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
USMCA serves as a pillar of stability amid labor strikes and supply chain disruptions in North America.
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