Tag: manufacturing

Formal discussions between Mexico and the United States on the USMCA (T-MEC) review mark a critical juncture for regional trade, ...

A broad-based decline in January 2026 interrupts Mexico’s industrial rebound, exposing persistent weaknesses in manufacturing and construction and raising questions ...

Mexico’s ambitions to anchor North America’s strategic minerals and advanced manufacturing supply chains rest on its ability to provide regulatory ...

A new capital injection by Nestlé-Purina highlights Guanajuato’s growing role as a manufacturing and logistics hub for Latin America.

While new investment announcements declined in 2025, record reinvested earnings and project completions point to continued nearshoring activity in Mexico.

A high-level meeting signals renewed coordination to strengthen Aguascalientes’ industrial base and tap into global supply chain realignments.

General Motors’ new investment underscores Mexico’s manufacturing competitiveness and rising domestic demand, despite policy and infrastructure headwinds.

A Senate-approved tariff hike on industrial imports from non-trade-partner countries could disrupt supply chains and dampen nearshoring gains.

A proposed tariff package targeting Chinese goods could reshape Mexico’s trade stance and test its nearshoring competitiveness.

New trade facilitation measures aim to connect Mexican manufacturers with certified Indian suppliers, offering cost and diversification advantages amid shifting ...