En• Automotive supply chains are among the most complex, from both operational and regulatory perspectives. In new research this week, we look at the US presidential candidates’ policies on automotive tariffs and find that mainland China is an integral part of Mexico’s vehicle supply chains. Meanwhile, India is cutting import duties on electric vehicles to incentivize domestic manufacturing.
• Conflict continues to beset supply chain operations. The US government is advising shipping in the Red Sea to switch off their AIS trackers, although new data shows European supplier delivery t...
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