Reshoring, a ready workforce and commercial real estate propel a virtuous cycle.

July 14, 2023

On a Zoom meeting from Heredia, Costa Rica, a northern suburb of the capital city San José, Gene Conley aims his laptop camera at the floor-to-ceiling windows of Boston Consulting Group’s newest global hub, located at Heredia’s Ultrapark I office complex. “You can see,” Conley narrates, “the beauty of San José and the mountains all […]

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U.S. Inland Water Transport Remains Key—However Logistics Trends Go

July 14, 2023

When the COVID lockdowns ended, there was a flurry of hope that logistics would get back to “normal.” It’s now clear that the old logistics “normal” is gone forever—and for many more reasons than just COVID disruptions. The U.S. is again facing a hotter and drier summer than usual, with lower-than-normal water levels on major […]

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The stocks that will benefit from a ‘reshoring’ trend

July 14, 2023

By now it’s a familiar theme, but the switch towards the ‘reshoring’ of manufacturing continues to gather pace, even though the practical barriers and financial hurdles linked to supply chain rationalisation have probably been underestimated. References to ‘onshoring’ and ‘reshoring’ have increased in earnings calls. But even if we assume that the ‘just in time’ mantra is […]

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Solar factory ‘reshoring’ boost as EU splashes $4bn in grants for green power and hydrogen

July 14, 2023

Projects and technologies that boost Europe’s global position in solar and energy storage were among the big winners as the EU splashed out €3.6bn ($4bn) of grants under its Innovation Fund programme. The fund – which uses revenue from the bloc’s Emissions Trading Scheme – handed out cash to 41 projects after its latest call […]

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Is Mexico the New China? Nearshoring and Reshoring Experts …

July 14, 2023

Three years ago, the way supply chains operated around the globe changed dramatically as the Covid-19 pandemic shut down factories, halted production and created shipping and logistical logjams that would persist for nearly two years. In the time since, many of those pandemic-related issues have resolved, but geopolitical events such as the Russian invasion of […]

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Deglobalisation: risk or reality?

July 12, 2023

12 July 2023 By Martina Di Sano, Vanessa Gunnella, Laura Lebastard After decades of being both hero and villain, globalisation is said to be on the retreat. There is a common perception that companies are diversifying supply chains and relocating business closer to home. So, are we heading towards deglobalisation? We dig deeper and find […]

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Interested in Reshoring Operations? This Is Where You Should Start

July 10, 2023

Image Credit: wellphoto / Shutterstock.com A recent survey conducted by Xometry, in partnership with Forbes and John Zogby Strategies, found that 48% of CEOs have already reshored some or all their facilities, which is a substantial increase from last quarter’s 35%. While various industries can benefit from reshoring, it can be challenging to know where to start. In […]

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At three years, the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement has proven its worth

July 8, 2023

July 1 marked the third anniversary of the entry into force of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). It is an appropriate time to count our chips and assess, through additional data and experience with USMCA dispute settlement mechanisms, whether to let our “winning bet” ride.   The trade data over the past two years shows steady growth, even […]

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Automotive [Reshoring Tracker] – ThomasNet News

July 7, 2023

Welcome to Thomas Insights — every day, we publish the latest news and analysis to keep our readers up to date on what’s happening in industry. Sign up here to get the day’s top stories delivered straight to your inbox. Reshoring describes the process of bringing production and manufacturing “back home” or returning it to […]

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Favorable reshoring environment expands under Yoon administration

July 7, 2023

By Yi Whan-woo The government’s efforts to induce Korean businesses to bring back their earnings and operations outside the country appear to be paying off, following measures that are aimed at lessening the businesses’ tax burden while encouraging more investment. Industry sources said Wednesday the Korean manufacturers that run plants abroad are paying attention to […]

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