The US Line: Trump 2.0 – when the elephants fight...
…it is the grass that suffers
The hype surrounding Mexico and India. More valuable production spots in South East Asia, with Vietnam, Taiwan and a slew of other countries, rather than China, on everybody’s lips as we all look for the new land of supply chain promise: we have read about all of that quite a lot in recent post-Covid times.
And there certainly are merits in certain developing patterns and thoughts, many of them placing a question mark on the status quo of supply chain dynamics ...
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