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FVL Import Export
11 - 12 August 2020
Automotive Logistics Europe
Postponed - new dates TBC
FVL North America
08 - 11 December 2020
Christopher Ludwig wraps up the Automotive Logistics Mexico 2020 conference with an overview of the key topics discussed, including the impact of USMCA localisation rules and certification, both which raise questions but also opportunities for logistics providers to manage complexity. The increase in the use of connected supply chain technology is improving trust and transparency, and driving standards that are shared rather than sundry. Importantly, talent management and teamwork are making the best use of millennial attitudes to problem solving in a mission-critical industry and in a country with high staff turnover rates. For more on Automotive Logistics Mexico 2020 visit the event page, and check out more coverage from Mexico on our website here. For more business intelligence and market insight, visit our global business intelligence page.
For more on Automotive Logistics Mexico 2020 visit the event page, and check out more coverage from Mexico on our website here. For more business intelligence and market insight, visit our global business intelligence page.
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