The U.S. Automotive Suppliers Association (MEMA) highlighted the high costs of USMCA compliance. In effect since July 2020, the USMCA—a free trade agreement between Mexico, the United States, and Canada—introduced additional compliance requirements related to documentation, tracking, and reporting. As a result, these changes have impacted exporting companies.
The winter campaign has a familiar mug beside a knitted blanket. In the spring campaign, the same mug stands near a vase. Put the images together and its handle is slightly rounder in one; the decoration sits lower in the other. Nobody asked for a product redesign. The
New Mix sales in Mexico grew at a year-over-year rate of 41% in fiscal year 2016 (ended April 30). This was according to data from the Brown-Forman Corporation. Overall, the company’s net sales in Mexico increased by 20% during the same year. This growth was driven by higher
Vietnam’s import and export licensing system tends to lack transparency, according to the World Trade Organization (WTO). In a report released Wednesday, the WTO reached this conclusion because Vietnam’s notifications to the WTO regarding import licenses and quantitative restrictions have been pending for some time. Vietnam’s Import Licenses
Mexico has reiterated that its beef exports to Vietnam face obstacles and, as a result, is pursuing a case before the World Trade Organization (WTO). Mexico noted that it has been attempting to resume its beef exports to Vietnam since 2015. However, it complained that the lack of
The competition between Netflix and Disney+, two global entertainment streaming platforms, yielded markedly different results. On the one hand, Netflix reached a milestone of more than 325 million global paid memberships at the end of 2025, compared to the 301.6 million reported at the end of 2024. Meanwhile,