EU and US are set to restart trade talks after a two-month pause, aiming to settle sticking points in the July tariff deal. Washington’s frustration with slow action could reintroduce tariff and regulatory risk that affects sourcing, duties, and supply-chain costs. For manufacturers, that means lead times, freight lanes, and compliance may shift on short notice.
At GGS Corporation, we help OEMs and Tier 1s navigate these dynamics with Cross-Border Logistics. Our model combines JIT/JIS deliveries, in-house fleet operations, and certified warehouses with real-time inventory visibility, trade-compliance support, cross-docking, packaging, and export services across the US–MX–HN corridor. This setup keeps material flowing, helps manage duties and regulatory variance, and supports more predictable production despite policy shifts.
If your supply chain needed tighter resilience right now, how would you reconfigure cross-border to stay ahead of tariff and regulatory changes?
