Purchasing Logistics Services in a Transborder Situation: Logistics Outsourcing in US‐Mexico Coproduction

Arnold Maltz · Kevin B. Boberg

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One strategy for dealing with the increasing problem of cross‐border movement is to involve third‐party specialists. Reports on an investigation of third‐party use in maquiladora or twin‐plant logistics across the US‐Mexico border. A mail survey of 250 companies operating in the El Paso‐Juarex area was carried out. Results showed that the surveyed firms used third parties more than US firms in general.

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