Tariff changes happen. All. The. Time. The good news is that they don’t require immediate sourcing moves. But they do change the assumptions behind cost, supplier selection, and diversification decisions.…
In the past several years, many supply chain leaders expected global sourcing to become more predictable. Instead, uncertainty has remained a defining feature as organizations move into 2026, shaping how…
We’re deep into the holiday season, so it’s only natural to look back at the year behind us. At MES, our reflections always lead us to the people and communities…
The India–U.S. trade negotiations are finally approaching a breakthrough. After months of backand-forth, both sides have aligned on key tariff and technology issues — signaling that a “Phase 1” agreement…
What Sergio Gor’s Senate Hearing Reveals About the Future of U.S.–India Relations In Washington last week, Sergio Gor—the nominee for U.S. Ambassador to India—sat before the Senate for his confirmation…
Modi’s Defiance: How India has resisted U.S. Tariffs with Sovereignty, Energy Security, and SCO Diplomacy – MES The U.S. decision to impose 25–50% tariffs on Indian exports in response to…
While public rhetoric on both sides was firm, the governments of Prime Minister Modi and President Trump have been engaged in detailed backchannel negotiations. This diplomatic restraint, prioritizing substantive talks…
MES Offers Customers Megacasting Power: Now with a Bühler 4400-Ton Die Casting Press We’re thrilled to announce a monumental leap forward in our manufacturing capabilities! We’re excited to share that…
By Hiten Shah, President & CEO – MES If the last few years have taught us anything, it’s that supply chain shocks are no longer rare—they’re routine. From global pandemics…
Supply Chain Secrets: AI, Autonomy & COVID’s Hidden Bottlenecks By Hiten Shah, President & CEO – MES The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted supply chains worldwide—but what’s more concerning are the bottlenecks…