Nearshoring offers hope to grim Mexican freight outlook

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Nearshoring offers hope to grim Mexican freight outlook

Michael Angell, Special Correspondent | Jun 09, 2020 8:00AM EDT
Mexico’s exports in April dropped 41 percent year over year, the biggest one-month drop since the country’s 1986 fiscal crisis.
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