This podcast episode explores the recent surge in US-Mexico trade and the factors contributing to it, such as the concept of "friendshoring," supply chain disruptions caused by the Trump Trade war and the COVID-19 pandemic, and the complexities of cross-border trade. It discusses the evolution of Mexico-U.S. freight, the attractiveness of Mexico as a market, the challenges of Mexico's infrastructure and security, the process of moving goods across borders, the roles of customs brokers and trucking companies, and the potential for continued growth in US-Mexico trade. It also touches on the growing presence of Chinese car brands in Mexico and the factors contributing to the widening trade deficit between Mexico and the US. The episode concludes with the hosts wrapping up and providing information about the podcast and its creators.
