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What Is Nearshoring and How You Can Benefit from It

TMS

FEBRUARY 24, 2023

To understand what nearshoring is, first it’s necessary to understand what offshoring is. It is when a company moves its operations or manufacturing to a lower landed cost country. That is a country where it costs less for the company to operate and manufacture products. So, what is IT nearshoring, and why it is so common?

Nearshoring

Nearshoring Offshoring Outsourcing Labor Costs

Ally Shoring Is Strengthening Ties Between the U.S. and Mexico

Ivemsa

SEPTEMBER 30, 2021

This term and strategy has recently emerged in the manufacturing industry with the goal of motivating U.S. manufacturers have viewed China as its go-to supply chain due to the low cost of production. Mexico is the sixth largest global passenger vehicle manufacturer, with 88 percent of vehicles produced in Mexico exported to the U.S.

Nearshoring

Nearshoring Manufacturing Administrative Finance

What Is Nearshoring and How You Can Benefit from It

Ally Shoring Is Strengthening Ties Between the U.S. and Mexico

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