As final details emerge about the future shape and structure of the revamped North American Free Trade Agreement, one thing remains true: Change is coming.

News reports provide snippets of where and how this landmark agreement may change, and how those changes may impact industries, supply chains, jobs and how goods are made and consumed on both sides of the border. While it’s still too early to tell what a final agreement will look like, industry watchers expect changes to tariffs, trade policies and procedures, amended customs regulations and other changes that will impact businesses — and consumers’ wallets.

Mike Cervin, Vice President of Sales, CFI shares key trends that importers, exporters, motor carriers and brokers should be concerned with — and actively managing — when it comes to cross-border shipping among Mexico, the United States and Canada.

Top cross-border shipping trends to watch include:

• Trade Flows
• Risk and Security
• Eliminating Paperwork Delays

Read the full article in Transport Topics.

With more than 25 years of service, Cervin is experienced in finance, revenue management and sales, as well as CFI’s Mexico operations. CFI, a wholly owned operating subsidiary of TFI International Inc., has been a leading provider of 53-foot dry-van truckload transportation services in North America. CFI has operated in Mexico for 33 years.