Join Ascent at Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Mexico

November 15-17, 2022

Marquis Reforma Hotel, Mexico City

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The premier industry event for strategic supply and freight management

Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Mexico returns for the first time since the pandemic, reconnecting decision makers from OEMs, suppliers, government and logistics providers in Mexico City with the mission of developing more optimized, data-driven logistics and more resilient supply chains. That will keep Mexico competitive – and help manufacturers in the country to capitalize on a once-in-a-generation paradigm shift across the supply chain.

What you can expect at the event:

Sessions exploring solutions for mitigating ongoing logistics and supply disruptions.
Case studies demonstrating how automotive manufacturers should work together with logistics providers to design the most efficient material flows, packaging equipment, shipping networks and export trade routes.
Special workshops on ensuring security and quality delivery in Mexico.

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Session 6: Keeping the flow in Mexico - ensuring supply chain continuity

Wednesday, November 16 | 16:20 – 17:10 CDT

Logistics innovation and resiliency have been central to the Mexican supply chain’s ability to mitigate rising costs and prevent disruption, from material shortages and shipping congestion, to navigating lockdowns and changes to trade policies. Flexibility in network management and multimodal logistics have become more critical, while manufacturers continue to seek better visibility. As Mexico looks to capitalise on nearshoring opportunities, working with the right logistics partners has become a competitive advantage. Join this session to understand how supply chain and logistics leaders are:

Managing multimodal logistics strategies for Mexico and using new trade lanes to ensure timely deliveries
Balancing lean processes with increased inventory levels and coordinating allocation across multiple sites to avoid line stoppages
Mitigating rising logistics costs and working more strategically with suppliers and service providers to secure transport capacity and reliable material flows
Navigating changing customs regulations and international trade procedures