Mexico is facing a great opportunity to become a logistics center in North America not only due to the entry into force of the new trade agreement with the United States and Canada (T-MEC), but also due to the regionalization of supply chains as a result of the impact caused by the coronavirus (Covid-19).

Although Mexico is already well positioned, as there are international companies that want to reach the US market, it could be even better, agreed Evodio Kaltenecker, professor at the Tec de Monterrey Business School.

Complete article (Spanish)