The Canadian government set an example for Mexico in manufacturing nearshoring in a report released on Monday. It is a report by Export Development Canada (EDC), Canada‘s official export credit agency, which offers financing and insurance to support Canadian companies in international trade. The reference to nearshoring was
The Canadian Export Development Agency (EDC) invested C$100 million in fast-growing Canadian AI companies in 2024. AI (artificial intelligence) is a tool that mimics human intelligence to solve problems and perform tasks. To strengthen Canada’s competitiveness in AI, the Canadian government’s export credit agency EDC is taking a
Tariffs are rethinking production strategies for companies, said Singapore-based Flex LTD. Globally, tariffs have become more relevant to production strategies as the United States imposes unilateral conditions to allow access to its market, while several affected countries respond with retaliatory tariffs or other trade restrictions. With 100 facilities
Brazil opened five new agricultural markets in China, the main destination for its exports of products to the world. These markets correspond to duck meat, turkey meat, chicken viscera (heart, liver and moela), corn ethanol derivatives (DDG and DDGS) and peanut meat. Peanut meat is a food made
Tariffs are driving Mexico‘s trade surplus with the United States, the Census Bureau reported on Thursday. In April, Mexico’s positive balance with its northern neighbor was $14.023 billion dollars, an increase of 2.8% at annual rate. Until now, the United States imposed universal tariffs of 25% on its
Mexico surpasses Canada in imports of U.S. products, according to April 2025 results released by the Census Bureau. While Mexican purchases of products from the United States were 27,846 million dollars in that month, Canadian purchases from the same origin totaled 27,179 million dollars. Mexico is already the