VW is putting new processes in place to build resilience and flexiblity into production and logistics at its Puebla plant in Mexico after two years of disruption as it looks toward electric vehicle production.
At last week’s Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Mexico conference, Peter Koltai, senior director of production control and logistics at Volkswagen de México, talked what the Covid pandemic had cost the company in terms of production. But he also pointed to improvements in processes and was joined by tier supplier Continental and logistics providers Maersk and Hellmann in outlining some sizable investments in the country
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