In an ever-evolving business world, sourcing and production strategies have become more critical than ever.

Mexican companies are beginning to work on solutions to adapt to the future of supply chains. The challenges presented by the industry go beyond internal company factors. Supply chains face external factors that they do not directly control, such as political, environmental, security, infrastructure, and social factors, that directly affect the daily operations of any firm.

The growing global reliance on digital supply chains has exposed new critical vulnerabilities to cyberattacks.

One more barrier for the Asian giant? Canada has just released a statement confirming that as of October 1, 2024, it will impose a 100% tariff on electric vehicles manufactured in China.

In recent years, e-commerce has undergone a transformative growth in the global market, and Latin America is no exception.