Trump’s latest tariff threats could hit global companies
The launch of Mexico towards companies that considered the American market was simple. Worried about vulnerable supply chains? Do you need to reduce your dependence on China? Do you want an economic point close to the United States with favorable commercial rules? Try Mexico.Thousands of companies, from family businesses to electric brands, Asia, Europe and elsewhere, have done this in recent years. Adidas, Samsung, Honda, Hyundai, Nestlé, Volkswagen, Volvo, Lego and other industrial parks of Crowd Mexico.That parade grew following nightmares of the supply chain related to pandemic and growing political tensions between the United States and China. Canada - a key partner in the North American production network - also benefited. Last year, Honda announced the intention to invest about $ 11...