David Utrilla

2 months ago | deseret.com | Jared Anderson |David Utrilla

It started with tariffs in the years following the U.S.-China trade war. For Utah businesses already navigating global supply chain challenges, the shifting landscape of international trade brought nearshoring front and center. By late 2024, the conversation had moved well beyond China. Trade with our closest neighbors - Mexico and Canada - became top of mind for companies seeking certainty and long-term growth. The message for business leaders was clear: act now.