All Mexico articles – Page 2
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VideoALSC Mexico 2024: Drinks reception wrap-up
The automotive logistics industry and supply chain gathers to discuss nearshoring, digitalisation, the impact of the recent elections in bpth Mexico and the US and more…
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FeatureRecap blog: ALSC Mexico 2024
Stay with us for real-time updates on critical trends like international trade, localisation strategies, supply chain software, organisational culture, automotive packaging, inventory management and more.
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FeatureMexican powerhouse poised to grow
Mexico’s booming tier one automotive sector, drives GDP growth, job creation and global supply chain dynamics amid evolving USMCA policies.
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FeatureVolkswagen de Mexico’s strategic logistics overhaul for the EV transition
Volkswagen de Mexico is focusing on EV production in North America, enhancing logistics with AI and predictive analytics for a resilient supply chain.
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VideoRed Sofa Interview | Jessica Hanson, Bosch on improving cross-border logistics
Jessica Hanson, vice-president of Logistics, Bosch North America on investing in innovations for efficient international logistics
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NewsALSC Mexico 2024 set to return to Mexico City for 10th year
The 10th edition of Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Mexico will be taking place in Mexico City in November this year
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FeatureScientific management on ZF’s inbound logistics
Tier one supplier ZF is equipping commerical vehicles with the latest technology to make inbound shipments efficient and sustainable
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NewsCanada rail strikes live blog: Authority orders arbitration between Teamsters and rail companies
Teamsters Canada Rail union members and CN and CPKC railroads are in dispute, with an arbitration now called by the government
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FeatureTLE Automotive invests to meet strong demand for vehicle haulage in Mexico
Mexico’s vehicle logistics provider TLE Automotive has invested to double its fleet in response to growing demand for services across the country
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NewsTesla pauses Mexico gigafactory until after US election
Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk has paused plans for Gigafactory Mexico until after US presidential election due to Trump’s EV tariffs.
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NewsSchneider National flags cross-border rail freight service with CPKC
With a new office in Mexico City, Schneider National is working with CPKC in response to demand for services between the US and Mexico
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VideoRed Sofa Interview | Toyota’s David Herb on the future of AI in supply and demand planning
David Herb, Toyota North America talks about the benefits of AI in supply and demand planning in automotive logistics and supply chain
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FeatureGerardo de la Torre, Nissan on the OEM’s digital action plan
Nissan Group of North America has been restructuring to prioritise integrated digitalisation across its business units
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NewsAudi debates future of Brussels plant as Q8 e-tron orders drop
Lower orders for the Q8 e-tron and production and logistics restrictions mean Audi is looking at restructuring at the location
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NewsStorm Alberto hits automotive supply chain in Mexico and US
Tropical Storm Alberto has brought severe flooding to the automotive cluster in Monterrey, Mexico cutting power and closing roads
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NewsKuehne + Nagel consolidates parts warehousing in El Paso
Kuehne + Nagel has made a “sizeable investment” in a crossdock facility that will make US-Mexico cross-border parts shipments more efficient
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FeatureALSC Digital Strategies North America: Recap blog
Follow our recap blog below for expert insights shared at Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Digital Strategies North America 2024
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VideoRed Sofa Interview: VW’s Anu Goel on thinking regionally in FVL
Watch Volkswagen Group’s Anu Goel discuss nearshoring finished vehicle logistics operations across North America.
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FeatureVolkswagen Group’s North America vehicle logistics approach saves cost and delivery time
How VW’s vehicle logistics divisions united to free up capacity, enable more efficiency, and save millions in working capital and logistics costs
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FeatureData snapshot: Volume increases at Mexico’s finished vehicle handling ports
There have been volume increases across the board at Mexico’s finished vehicle handling ports, in part fed by imports from China