Export
Ups and downs in Mexico’s export and production of light vehicles
Exports of light vehicles this month rose 1.26% year-over-year, following two consecutive declines of more than 9%, according to data…
Agricultural exporters in Jalisco are preparing for labor certification
Jalisco has begun work on a pilot program to implement the Labor Certification for Agricultural Exports (CLA), which aims to…
Mexico Is Straying from Its Goal of Diversifying Exports
Mexico has fallen short of its 2025 export diversification goal, according to the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI), which the federal government…
CONTECON Manzanillo Breaks Record with 4,000 Containers in Two Days
CONTECON Manzanillo handled an average of 2,000 import containers over a 24-hour period on two days in August, setting a…
Mexico Launches Antidumping Investigation into Steel Plates from Japan
Mexico has launched an antidumping investigation into steel imports from Japan, according to a resolution published in the Official Gazette…
Jalisco Forecasts US$100 Billion Exports by 2030
Jalisco’s electronics and high-tech industry plans to increase its exports to over US$1 billion by 2030. Achieving this goal would…
Mexican exports break records
Mexico’s merchandise exports reached a record US$81.4 billion in July, increasing 43.7% year over year and posting their strongest growth…
The Port of Lázaro Cárdenas Handles Over 17.4 Million Metric Tons of Cargo
The Port of Lázaro Cárdenas handled 17,480,520 metric tons of commercial cargo in the first half of the year. This…
Furniture Exports Suffer Due to Tariffs
Furniture exports from Jalisco have suffered due to factors such as the imposition of U.S. tariffs and the strengthening of…
Laredo Receives US$1.2 Million to Strengthen Its Border
Laredo, Tamaulipas, will receive approximately US$1.2 million in federal funds and border infrastructure, which will be used to strengthen security…
Manzanillo’s customs revenue rises 12%.
The customs office at the Port of Manzanillo generated the highest revenue in July among all customs offices in Mexico,…
CONTECON Manzanillo would receive mega-ships of up to 24,000 TEU
CONTECON Manzanillo has expanded its operational capacity to accommodate larger vessels, after obtaining authorization from the Regional Port Authority to…
Green Tide Logistics Expands Its Maritime Network in North America
Green Tide Logistics, a company owned by Mota-Engil Mexico—a subsidiary of Grupo PRODI—has launched a new maritime route that now…
Querétaro Prepares for Sales to the Texas Market
Small local businesses are looking for an opportunity to expand sales of their products in Texas, U.S.A. A market full…
Manzanillo Is Plagued by Traffic Chaos.
The export sector in western Mexico has called on the federal government to immediately resolve the infrastructure problems that have…
