The Great Port Boom: Southeast Asia’s Infrastructure Race to Capture Global Trade
Given recent economic and political realities, Southeast Asia has become a major engine of ocean freight growth, especially for exports to the U.S. Ports in the region have responded with significant infrastructure investments to capture a larger share of global...
Alternate Route for Shipping from China to Europe Overcomes Trade Sanctions
When a standard overland shipping route from China to Europe was no longer viable due to trade restrictions, a global manufacturer of refrigeration equipment required an alternate solution for shipping from China to Europe. With production schedules in jeopardy, the...
How Mexico’s IMMEX Program Helps China-Based Manufacturers Expand in North America
As trade pressure between the U.S. and China continue to increase, manufacturers are being forced to rethink their long-term strategies. For many exporters, the day-to-day impact shows up in very specific places: landed cost swings from sudden tariff shifts, customer...
