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A new KPMG study reports that Mexico will replace Canada as the best choice for companies looking to nearshore in the Americas.
The Nearshoring Working Group, created by the Atlantic Council, has identified a trio of elements needed for the movement to grow.
Manuel Russek, business development manager for Blu Capital, gives the key financial things you need to know to start nearshoring.
Writing in a recent Inc. Magazine report, this supply chain expert pointed to four key reasons for U.S. companies to move to nearshoring.
A recent report in the Sourcing Journal highlighted companies across the Americas embracing the nearshoring trend.
The single most important thing in working with Latin America, according to the nearshoring advisory company, is to realize Mexico is not China.
A new ranking just released shows which Latin American countries are the best choices for U.S. importers to work with.
The countdown is on for the first-of-its-kind sourcing show in Dallas, including a full schedule of seminars. Here’s how to sign up for free.
Santander Bank cites massive impact throughout Latin America as nearshoring continues to gain popularity and acceptance.
New numbers put Mexico as the third largest exporter of furniture to the U.S., behind only Vietnam and China.
The Mexican supplier of blankets and other home textiles products is set to exhibit at the Nearshoring America Expo.
Hurricane Beryl swept through Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula in early July but suppliers there are quickly getting back in business.
One of the big issues in nearshoring out of Mexico – deliveries – is about to get a lot easier with the purchase of Estafeta by United Parcel Service.
This Texas-based company, exhibiting at the Expo this year, can help companies from manufacturing all the way to distribution.
Sourcing out of Latin America can seem like a daunting task but Nearshoring America Now’s new series offers a primer on how to do it.
The country’s incoming new leader is seen as a real boon for nearshoring sourcing.
Worried about global politics, the big international home furnishings retailer is looking to develop more production in the Americas.
With massive infrastructure and manufacturing investments, Brazil is poised to be a major resource for North American importers
Set as an exhibitor at the Nearshoring America Expo, the company blends culture and Modern Mexican style in its furniture and home décor.
New Census Bureau numbers show Mexico has supplanted China as the number one exporter.
Just as in any sourcing arrangement, U.S. companies need to understand how to navigate doing business through nearshoring.
The Mexican sourcing consultancy believes there are enormous opportunities to be had.
Transforming cactus fibers into a luxurious and sustainable leather alternative makes the company a strong resource for footwear, fashion and home sectors.
Whenever a brand new concept for connecting buyers and sellers is in the preparation stages, understanding the needs of those stakeholders is a key priority for understanding the shape and size of...
Gift and home companies that currently source most of their products from China, India and elsewhere in Asia report they are open for moving some of those efforts closer to home in Latin America....
A new study from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says countries throughout Latin America are well positioned to do business with North American importers over the next five years and urged parties on...
When the Dallas Market Center set about to create the first-of-its-kind Nearshoring American EXPO to bring together factories and sellers in Latin America with North American importers and...
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