Overall, businesses are facing challenges and uncertainties in the current trade environment, particularly due to President Trump’s tariff policies. Despite this, companies like Fictiv are working with customers to navigate these hurdles and find solutions to mitigate the impact of tariffs on their supply chains.
In Mexico, there are signs of growth and investment in various industries. Japanese auto parts maker SK Tec is expanding its factory in Irapuato, creating more jobs and increasing production for major OEM clients. The aerospace sector is also seeing growth, with The Safran Group opening a new plant in Chihuahua City. This expansion will create jobs and further strengthen Mexico’s position in the aerospace industry.
Additionally, Radiant Logistics’ acquisition of Universal Logistics Inc. demonstrates the ongoing consolidation and growth in the freight forwarding industry. This move will expand Radiant’s capabilities and services, particularly in the air and ocean freight sectors.
Overall, despite the challenges posed by tariffs and trade uncertainties, there are opportunities for growth and collaboration in the cross-border trucking and trade industry between the United States and Mexico. Companies like Fictiv, SK Tec, The Safran Group, and Radiant Logistics are adapting to the changing trade landscape and finding ways to thrive in this environment.
Universal’s operasi Houston akan bergabung dengan operasi Radiant yang sudah ada di wilayah tersebut.
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Radiant Logistics yang berbasis di Bellevue, Washington (NYSE: RLGT) adalah penyedia logistik pihak ketiga di Amerika Serikat dan Kanada.
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