#NextLevelWebinar: Out of Asia - Chinese Supply Chain Disruptions And Renearshoring Your Manufacturing To Mexico In The Age Of COVID

Reena Guerrero
Next Level Channel
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2 min readJun 18, 2021

Adam Carswell brings on special guest John Hyatt, International Business Consultant at Mexico Business Associates. John shares why businesses are re-nearshoring (outsourcing operations) manufacturing supply chains to Mexico during COVID-19, especially with the trend of reducing the dependence on China’s supply chain operations.

In this episode, John talks about:

  • Benefits of setting up manufacturing supply chain in Mexico
  • Reasons why firms are moving distribution to Mexico from China
  • Differences between manufacturing in Mexico versus China
  • Mexico’s sourcing “process” for manufacturing supply chain

Adam would like to give a huge thanks to John for coming on the Dream Chasers platform and sharing his expertise in marketing and international distribution.

Contact John Hyatt:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnthyatt/

john.hyatt@mexicobusinessassociates.com

Timestamped Shownotes:

00:15 — Host Adam Carswell introduces special guest John Hyatt, Global Business Consultant Mexico Business Associates

08:00 — What does it mean to “get out of Asia” and why is this the current trend?

09:55 — Why were companies initially attracted to China’s manufacturing supply chain?

11:04 — What three factors turned Chinese manufacturing unattractive and inconvenient over the last few years?

14:43 — Why are lead times so important for manufacturing in another country?

16:17 — Why are Americans trying to reduce our overdependence on China?

18:00 — What are Mexico’s sourcing strengths for manufacturing supply chains?

22:40 — What are the main differences between manufacturing supply chains in Mexico versus China?

27:08 — What is Mexico’s supply chain sourcing “process”?

29:05 — Why is supplier development so crucial in Mexico?

34:57 — Why do businesses have to create competition between Mexican suppliers?

40:42 — What regions of Mexico are receiving the most manufacturing plants re-nearshoring there?

45:25 — What industrial applications for companies in the small to mid-size range who are interested in nearshoring does John recommend?

42:28 — What are Mexican companies’ product development and engineering capabilities?

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About the Author: Courtney Stone is an intern for Dream Chasers as well as a Marketing and Creative Writing Specialist for Liberty Real Estate Fund LLC, Concordia Realty Corporation and Concordia Equity Partners LLC. She is a May 2021 graduate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign who majored in English, with Economics and Journalism minors.

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Reena Guerrero
Next Level Channel

#NextLevelChannel Editor | Marketing Manager, IX Brand