Businesses grow and economic rules change along the way. Today, we'll explain what nearshoring is and why so many businesses are starting to use it. Let's get started! What is nearshoring? Nearshoring is defined as a close relocation and refers to the practice of relocating business operations to a…
International cargo shipping remains a cornerstone of international trade. COVID-19 was only the most recent trigger, but behind it is several macroeconomic and shipping-related phenomena that, taken together, reflect the crisis we have seen in 2022. While the increase in capacity that shipping lines will put into service to optimize…
Connect easily Mexico to Spain and Italy It is well known that worldwide there have been container and chassis crises, shortage of space on ships, and now blank departures. This is affecting supply chains with transit times, and waiting time at ports for loading or unloading. With this, the announcement…
As you may already know, Incoterms are a set of rules, created by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), that defines the responsibilities of buyers and sellers around the delivery of goods. Incoterms in force nowadays are the Incoterms 2020. Incoterms are generally modified every 10 years. The current version…
