When most people think of products made in Mexico, they think of avocados, tequila, and maybe the pickup truck in their driveway. They’re not wrong — Mexico is the world’s fifth-largest vehicle producer. But automotive is one segment of a manufacturing base that now includes Class III medical implants, turbine blades for commercial jet engines, … Continued
Manufacturing in Mexico is how more than 5,000 foreign companies produce goods for the North American market. Competitive labor costs, integrated supply chains, and preferential trade access to 52 countries through 14 free trade agreements make it the most established nearshore manufacturing platform in the Western Hemisphere. In 2024, U.S.-Mexico bilateral trade reached $806.1 billion, … Continued
Well-connected, heavily supported, and up-to-date infrastructure is critical for success if you’re thinking about establishing a manufacturing operation. Explosive new growth in Mexico’s infrastructure is making the country even more attractive for companies seeking success. In addition to its extensive infrastructure upgrades, Mexico offers ample opportunities for logistics optimization, crucial for streamlining … Continued
The Mexican electricity market has undergone significant transformations driven by the 2013 Energy Reform, which was fully implemented in 2016. This reform marked a pivotal moment, opening up Mexico’s power market to private investors and fostering competition. Previously dominated by government entities like the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), the market now welcomes private companies, encouraging … Continued
In part five of our guide to manufacturing locations in Mexico, we explore the 6th largest manufacturing venue in the country, Guanajuato, and how a shelter services provider can help make it easy to get a manufacturing operation up and running. Effective supply chain management is essential for companies looking to establish manufacturing operations in … Continued
In Monterrey, Mexico, nearshore manufacturing emerges as a strategic choice for companies seeking to optimize their production operations while maintaining proximity to key markets. By leveraging the nearshore advantage, businesses can capitalize on Mexico’s skilled labor force, robust infrastructure, and favorable trade agreements, all within a short distance from the United States. Monterrey’s status as … Continued
In navigating the complexities of global supply chains, companies are increasingly turning to strategic outsourcing strategies to optimize their operations and enhance competitiveness. These outsourcing strategies extend beyond traditional manufacturing to encompass a spectrum of business functions, including customer support, IT services, and back-office operations. By leveraging specialized service providers in offshore destinations like Mexico, … Continued
In today’s interconnected world, global supply chain integration plays a pivotal role in the decision-making process for manufacturers eyeing Mexico as their next production hub. As companies navigate the complexities of international trade, the seamless integration of supply chains across borders becomes paramount. By establishing operations in Mexico, manufacturers gain strategic proximity to major consumer … Continued
Nearshore manufacturing in Mexico fosters a paradigm of cross-border collaboration, where companies strategically align with partners across international boundaries to optimize production processes and supply chain efficiencies. By establishing manufacturing operations in Mexico, companies can leverage the expertise and resources of local partners while maintaining close coordination with their home offices. This collaborative approach facilitates … Continued
Tijuana is Mexico’s second most populous city and a hot spot for foreign investors searching for manufacturing labor. Its location on the U.S. border, less than a half-hour drive from San Diego, has long contributed to the city’s popularity as a manufacturing center. Its advantages go well beyond proximity to the world’s largest consumer market. … Continued
