In Mexico, NOM compliance is essential for any business involved in importing, exporting, manufacturing, or distributing products. Normas Oficiales Mexicanas (NOMs) are mandatory technical regulations designed to protect consumers, the environment, and national safety. At The ILS Company, we specialize in international logistics, helping clients navigate these complex regulations to…
Automotive tariffs are causing a stir in 2025 — especially for companies operating between Mexico and the United States. The U.S. has reinstated tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum imports from several countries. This has forced automakers to rethink where they source and build their parts and…
If you work in the logistics and transportation industry, you know that transporting perishable goods like food is always a hot topic. When transporting perishable food, it's critical to have all your paperwork in order as you go through customs inspections. In recent years, government programs have been created to…
Cross-border trade between the US and Mexico depends on efficient logistics, with transloading playing a crucial role in the process. By streamlining shipments, cutting costs, and reducing risks, transloading enhances supply chain efficiency and gives businesses a competitive advantage in the international market. As companies managing global supply chains require…
