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Business, Insights, Manufacturing, Nearshoring, Tariffs, USA and Canada

Nearshore News: Japan’s Slowdown, India’s Trade Timeline, and How U.S. Brands Are Responding to Tariff Pressure

May 21, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Nearshore News: Japan’s Slowdown, India’s Trade Timeline, and How U.S. Brands Are Responding to Tariff Pressure

Tariffs continue to shape global trade and business decisions in significant ways. Japan’s exports to the U.S. are beginning to slow, highlighting the early impact of rising duties. India is laying out a phased approach to its U.S. trade deal, with the first agreement expected by July. While most U.S. companies report they’ll need to […]

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Business, Insights, Manufacturing, Nearshoring, Tariffs, USA and Canada

Nearshore News: Retail Tensions, Reverse Logistics Growth, Beauty’s Supply Chain Challenges, and Small Biz Survival Strategies

May 19, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Nearshore News: Retail Tensions, Reverse Logistics Growth, Beauty’s Supply Chain Challenges, and Small Biz Survival Strategies

As tariffs continue to ripple through the global economy, their effects are showing up in unexpected ways — from public clashes between retailers and the White House to a surge in refurbished goods. Beauty brands are rethinking how and where they source ingredients, while small business owners face hard decisions in the face of ongoing […]

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Business, Europe, Manufacturing, Nearshoring, Tariffs, USA and Canada

Nearshore News: EU Export Surge, U.S. Price Hikes, Postscript’s Relief Plan, and Mexico’s Growing Role in Supply Chains

May 16, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Nearshore News: EU Export Surge, U.S. Price Hikes, Postscript’s Relief Plan, and Mexico’s Growing Role in Supply Chains

From last-minute export surges to long-term supply chain shifts, businesses are adapting fast to trade volatility. EU exports to the U.S. soared nearly 60% in March as companies raced to get ahead of Trump’s pending tariffs. In the U.S., retailers like Walmart and Microsoft are already passing higher import costs to consumers. Meanwhile, Postscript is […]

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Business, Manufacturing, Nearshoring, Tariffs

Nearshore News: U.S.-China Tariffs, India’s Response, and Unilever’s bet on Mexico

May 14, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Nearshore News: U.S.-China Tariffs, India’s Response, and Unilever’s bet on Mexico

The global trade landscape continues to shift under the weight of temporary relief, rising tensions, and bold bets. A 90-day U.S.-China tariff pause offers momentary breathing room for brands, slashing duties on goods and small packages, but uncertainty looms beyond August. The pause is also pressuring “China-plus-one” countries like Vietnam to secure better trade terms, […]

Manufacturing, Nearshoring, Tariffs, USA and Canada

Nearshore Breaking News: U.S. and China Temporarily Slash Tariffs for 90 days

May 13, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Nearshore Breaking News: U.S. and China Temporarily Slash Tariffs for 90 days

In a surprising move aimed at easing escalating tensions, the U.S. and China have agreed to temporarily slash tariffs for 90 days, reducing rates from as high as 145% to 30%. The decision sparked an immediate rally in global markets and offers a narrow window of relief for small businesses that have been strained under […]

Europe, Latin America, Manufacturing, Nearshoring, USA and Canada

The Rise of Nearshoring: Why Brands Are Bringing Manufacturing Closer to Home

February 12, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on The Rise of Nearshoring: Why Brands Are Bringing Manufacturing Closer to Home

Over the last decade, businesses have undergone a massive shift in how they approach manufacturing and supply chain management. For years, offshoring—sending manufacturing operations to far-flung countries—was the go-to strategy for reducing costs. Today, many brands are rethinking that approach. Enter nearshoring, a practice that’s rapidly gaining traction in industries ranging from fashion to tech. […]

Manufacturing, Nearshoring

A Toronto Cut-and-Sew Facility Shares Insights About Local Manufacturing

February 12, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on A Toronto Cut-and-Sew Facility Shares Insights About Local Manufacturing

In the recent years, the manufacturing sector is gaining significant momentum as a strategic alternative to traditional offshore production. We spoke with Ash, the owner of a high-volume cut-and-sew contract manufacturing facility in Toronto, Canada, to explore how local expertise and collaborative partnerships are empowering startups and established brands to bring their visions to life. […]

Manufacturing, Nearshoring, USA and Canada

Interview with a Jewelry Manufacturer in Rhode Island

January 3, 2025 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Interview with a Jewelry Manufacturer in Rhode Island

The jewelry industry is a blend of artistry, technical precision, and innovative manufacturing. We interviewed a factory owner in Rhode Island, R&D Manufacturing. Whether you’re an emerging designer or an established brand, R&D Manufacturing provides support at every step, from design to delivery. You can connect with Philip on Nearshore here.  Who is R&D Manufacturing? […]

Europe, Guides, Latin America, Manufacturing, Nearshoring, USA and Canada

A Guide to Moving Manufacturing from China to Latin America

November 23, 2024 Nearshore Team Comments Off on A Guide to Moving Manufacturing from China to Latin America

For consumer product businesses—whether you produce clothing, leather goods, accessories, home goods, or packaging—the decision to shift manufacturing from China to Latin America is a significant one. It involves more than logistics; it’s a strategic move that can reshape your supply chain, cost structure, and customer relationships. If you’re exploring options like Mexico or Brazil […]

Manufacturing, Nearshoring

Factors to Consider When Nearshoring

November 21, 2024 Nearshore Team Comments Off on Factors to Consider When Nearshoring

In recent years, the global trade landscape has been significantly influenced by tariffs imposed on Chinese imports. These tariffs, designed to address trade imbalances and protect domestic industries, have prompted many companies to reassess their manufacturing and supply chain strategies. For brands contemplating a shift from Chinese manufacturing to facilities in the United States or […]

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