Tariffs Could Boost Positive Results for Mexico by Nearshoring

The U.S. tariff policy has caused disruptions in the logistics networks and supply chain, which has already affected world trade and the financial sphere in various markets, although some specialists see opportunities for Mexico to relocate production lines in the country, known as nearshoring. John Manners-Bell, founder of TI Insight, considered that the 90-day agreement between the U.S. and China to “soften” mutual tariffs can be defined by th…