By María José Gamba On October 14, 2025, U.S. wood tariffs will officially take effect, impacting imported timber and reshaping trade flows across the Americas.

By María José Gamba In October 2025, a headline shook the trade world: Mexico is importing more from Asia than from its USMCA partners (the

By María José Gamba Raw materials are the foundation of all industrial production. While their extraction and quality are essential, their efficient movement from origin

By María José Gamba The global logistics map is undergoing major changes, and one of the most important developments in North America is the growing

By María José Gamba Trade between Mexico and the United States has always served as a backbone of North America’s economy. Every day, millions of

By María José Gamba Nearshoring, Technology, and Global Trade Mexico has entered a new chapter in global trade. With the rise of nearshoring, the growth

By María José Gamba Puerto del Norte: Infrastructure That Redefines Logistics The inauguration of Puerto del Norte in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, represents a turning point in

By María José Gamba Today, companies that truly stand out in their industries are not only recognized for their technology, infrastructure, or global presence, but

By María José Gamba Mexico has established itself as the world’s largest exporter of heavy-duty trucks, with the United States as its main destination. According

By María José Gamba On September 21, 2025, Mexico and the state of Florida announced a collaboration to enhance shorter maritime routes connecting both territories.

By María José Gamba Logistics is no longer just about moving goods from point A to point B. Today it’s a mix of technology, data,

By María José Gamba Logistics is no longer just about moving goods from point A to point B; it’s about data-driven decision-making, technological innovation, and