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Nuvocargo, an all-in-one digital platform for US/Mexico trade, has updated its platform with new tracking features available in English and Spanish.

Recent geopolitical shifts and other factors suggest that Mexico might be poised for another surge of manufacturing activity.

Logistics delays and disruptions are expected to continue as Southern states dig out from devastating winter storms.

The storm's impact is all too familiar to the problems food supply chain managers faced less than a year ago at the start of the pandemic when panic-buying ensued.

To the list of unusual results of frigid temperatures sweeping over Texas and the Midwest, add spiking demand for refrigerated trucks. Capacity was already tight due to the pandemic and the start of produce season.

Deepak Chhugani está convencido de que el mercado transfronterizo de carga entre México y Estados Unidos ofrece una oportunidad para su más reciente emprendimiento, Nuvocargo.

Nuvocargo is one of the startups leading this historic shift, starting with the biggest trade lane in the world: Mexico - USA.

Deepak Chhugani, founder and CEO of Nuvocargo, lists what he considers to be some of the most significant events to prepare for in 2021 and how shippers, manufacturers, and other industry players can prepare.

Here are some observations for 2021 that will be critical to manufacturers, shippers and companies moving into the New Year.

The cross-border logistics industry faced unprecedented disruption in 2020. Following are some observations from brokers, trade analysts and freight-tech providers relating to cross-border operations moving into the new year.