The great logistics pivot: How Mexico and Vietnam are reshaping global trade
· Source: fashionunited.uk
In short
The global textile and garment industry is undergoing a major structural shift as geopolitical friction and logistical instability drive supply chains away from China. Mexico benefits from nearshoring with speed and proximity to the US market, while Vietnam evolves into a high-tech apparel powerhouse leveraging automation and trade agreements. Both countries face challenges such as regulatory scrutiny on transshipment and the need for sustainability, but they are positioning themselves as resilient alternatives to the traditional 'Made in China' model.
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Tags: logistics, nearshoring, supply chain, textile, trade, Vietnam