After years of steady growth, Mexico has emerged as the United States’ largest trading partner, with Canada close on its heels, reflecting a significant shift in North American trade dynamics. Reliance on China peaked with the pandemic and continues to wane as companies look to de-risk their supply chains. In addition to the advantage of proximity and favorable trade agreements, trading with our neighbors to the North and South reduces some of the risks associated with ports and ocean travel.
However, cross-border logistics is not without risks. Failure to execute and optimize cross-border shipping can expose your shipments to fraud, cargo theft, as well as compliance and customs delays. Partnering with an experienced, cross-border logistics provider allows you to do more than simply get your freight across the border. This collaboration will enable you to leverage their expertise to design a customized cross-border strategy that drives efficiency and cost savings into your supply chain.
