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The U.S.-Mexico border faces severe delays amid migrant surges, leading to a logistics nightmare for freight and trade.
U.S. companies shifting manufacturing to Mexico are facing unexpected roadblocks. Delays at the border due to a surge in migrants and other disruptions are creating a big challenge for the transportation of goods, showing that bringing production closer to home has its own risks.
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The border disruptions underline the growing complexity and unpredictability of global supply chains, even as companies seek to mitigate these issues by moving production closer to home.
🇲🇽🇺🇸 High Level Economic Dialogue:
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“U.S.-Mexico total trade in goods and services surpassed $864 billion in 2022, an all-time high. Into 2023…Mexico has become the U.S.’s largest partner for total trade in goods.”👉https://t.co/47AUW8412m pic.twitter.com/vbVKZeTv6l
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