The Trade-Tariff Battle Redraws the Slices of Global Supply Chains
New tariffs launched a wave of production-line relocation to alternative zones, forcing companies to recompute every supplier link. Mexico, Southeast Asia, and India settled as prime relocation hubs for assembly.
New tariffs launched a wave of production-line relocation to alternative zones, forcing companies to recompute every supplier link.
Mexico, Southeast Asia, and India settled as prime relocation hubs for assembly.
SMEs in supply chains face the double cost of exports and inputs.
Commercial repositioning will outlast political cycles, and factory-investment decisions carry the next decade.
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