En• In new research this week, we find that Mexico has a strong track record as a center for reshoring, but continued success is far from guaranteed in autos and electronics and Mexico is far from being the only game in town. The autos industry remains focused on normalizing supply chains as inventories recover but remain low.
• The sportswear sector has a long way to go in cutting inventories back to historical levels, with ”just-in-case” inventory models appearing to be off the agenda. Apparel firms are continuing to shift their supply chains away from mainland China. Toymakers ...
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