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October 17, 2014

Why Companies Choose to Manufacture in Mexico – Shifting Economics

There have been economic shifts on a worldwide scope over the past number of years. Global production has been no exception, and these shifts produced a new top producer in the manufacturing industry. Even in industries such as electronics, which are traditionally dominated by China, there has been a significant shift towards factory development in […]

October 13, 2014

Mexico Passes Fresh Energy Laws

Recently, Mexico’s congressional lower house passed a series of laws that will change various manufacturing in Mexico sectors. These laws signify the completion of Mexico’s energy overhaul, which started last year and is expected to bring in lucrative investments from foreigners. One of the most important aspects of this change is it will allow foreign […]

September 26, 2014

3 Things to Consider when Manufacturing in Mexico

By 2015, manufacturing in China will lose its edge due to rising labor and transportation costs. According to the World Bank, China will be just as expensive to manufacture as the U.S. and other pricey nations if their inflation remains at current levels. Many industries are now looking for alternatives for their manufacturing operations. For […]

August 27, 2014

Proposed Mexican Rail Line

As more global corporations begin to eye Mexico as a potential location for their manufacturing needs, the transportation industry is taking a closer look at the infrastructure needed to support Mexico manufacturing. In particular, a Chinese company is considering building a new rail line that will run from a proposed port city on the coast […]

August 13, 2014

Manufacturing in Mexico: What You Need to Know

When it comes to manufacturing, China has long been the dominant force for almost every type of product in the world. And while China still enjoys a large portion of the manufacturing industry, a major shift is now underway. Mexico manufacturing steps up as a worthy successor and competitor, and if your company has manufacturing […]

July 24, 2014

Mexico Overtaking China as Global Industrial Power

For decades, China was known as the top location for cheap labor and cheap manufactured products, but things have changed in recent years, and many Chinese products no longer are cheap. But competition from Mexico manufacturing is proving good, affordable products are available much closer to the United States. Products coming in from China have […]

July 21, 2014

Mexico Manufacturing Driving Employment in Mexico

Formerly one of the world’s poorest nations, times are changing quickly in Mexico. Employment rates are rising substantially across the country, with high quality jobs to be found in industrialized areas from Juarez to Guanajuato. These highly skilled production jobs are boosting the Mexican industrial economy and may turn the previously ailing nation into one […]

July 3, 2014

Why Mexico Is Becoming The New China

For several years, outsourcing, particularly the outsourcing of manufacturing jobs, was synonymous with China. China boasted labor costs below the competitive level that any other country could offer, making them a prime location for sending jobs abroad. By 2010, virtually everything was created in China and shipped to consumers and retailers in the United States […]

June 19, 2014

Mexico Manufacturing Will Soon Surpass China as the Leader of American Manufacturing

China has long been a staple in the world of manufacturing and production. However, recent developments such as rising shipping prices and labor rates that have contributed to an dramatic increase in costs that is forcing many companies to consider alternative manufacturing locations. Mexico manufacturing seems to be coming to the forefront as an alternative […]

June 11, 2014

As Ties With China Unravel, US companies Consider Mexico Manufacturing

With labor costs, shipping delays and political tensions rising between China and the United States, manufacturers are heading south to Mexico to restructure their organizations within North America. Economists argue that the drive towards manufacturing in Mexico has never been stronger. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) provides for virtually no duties or tariffs […]

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