Using Mexican 3PLs to Bypass Tariffs on Foreign Imports

Disruption from COVID-19, an ongoing trade war with China, and volatile air freight markets have forced e-commerce operators to rethink their Asian supply chains.

The United States currently levies $370 billion in taxes on Chinese imports annually. Many importers say tariffs are impractical and increase costs for the consumer.

But with some straightforward adjustments, D2C operators can find workarounds to keep most of their operations in China—while avoiding tariffs and maintaining healthy lead times.

In this fireside chat, our CEO Chad Rubin will be speaking with Mexican fulfillment specialist Baja Fulfillment alongside the CFO of HYLETE, a premium athletic apparel company on ways to leverage Mexican 3PLs to offset these recent spikes in supply chain costs and delivery disruptions.

Interested in exploring Mexican 3PLs? Then you won't want to miss this!