TOKYO -- Japanese auto parts suppliers looking to avoid tariff hikes from the new North American trade deal by moving some production to the U.S. from Mexico have been forced to slam the brakes on relocation efforts because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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U.S. freight rail operators, such as Kansas City Southern, cross the U.S.-Mexico to connect production sites. (Photo courtesy of the Colorado Farm Bureau)
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