Mexico has now surpassed China as the leading trade partner of the U.S. In 2023, the U.S. imported more than $427 billion of auto parts, medical equipment, electronics and other goods.
Amid trade tensions with the U.S. and continued “nearshoring,” Chinese companies are also looking to Mexico as a strategic trade and investment alternative. With so much at stake, ACI’s inaugural U.S.-Mexico Summit on Trade Compliance & Supply Chain Risk will bring together the key stakeholders from both sides of the border - government and industry - to address the most pressing trade, customs, enforcement, and regulatory challenges facing Mexico-based companies and multinationals.
Unlike other conferences, this practical, industry-driven program is a true cross-border gathering-with faculty from the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Don’t miss discussions on the most important, high stakes issues affecting the future of your business, including:
- Preparing for What’s Next: How Will the US and Mexico Trade Relations Evolve?
- Chinese Investment in Mexico and Cross-Border Trade Implications
- Mitigating the Rise in SAT Penalties and Rigorous Foreign Trade Audits
- Dealing with Delays at Both Sides of the Border
- Supply Chain Resilience: Implementing Strong Due Diligence Reviews
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Full information on the forum can be found at: https://bit.ly/3y38nF2
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