Automotive opportunities are opening up for foreign countries from the move to regionalisation provoked by the US administration’s shake-up of global supply chains.
However, with a major US carmaker contemplating ending its operations there, South Korea could end up a loser.
But in Brazil, Rodolfo Boraschi, recently appointed head of automotive at AGL Cargo, said he had seen a lot of interest from leading manufacturers that see Brazil as a potential hub …
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