Mexico
Volvo exports freight trucks from Nuevo León to the U.S
The automotive company Volvo began exporting cargo trucks manufactured at its plant in Ciénega de Flores, Nuevo León, through the…
Mexico’s aerospace industry continues to grow
The Mexican aerospace industry hopes to maintain its growth momentum through long-term investments focused on highly specialized technology. The US$44.8…
Development of Mexico’s S-45 continues
The S-45 unmanned aerial vehicle, developed in Mexico by Hydra Technologies, is still in the process of being marketed, with…
Aerospace Medicine; a New Opportunity for Mexico
Diana Karen Hernández Araujo, an aerospace physician, predicts that Mexico will see growth in the aerospace medicine sector in the…
TYW Manufacturing invest US$29 million in Guanajuato
The Chinese company TYW Manufacturing has launched the second phase of its project in Mexico, based in Irapuato, Guanajuato, with…
Manufacturing output in Baja California is on the rise.
The state of Baja California has reported an increase in manufacturing output and real annual growth of 5.9% for the…
Atera to invest US$350 Million in Mexico
Atera Energy, a Colombian-based renewable energy company, has announced its entry into Mexico with an investment of US$350 million, driven…
Bosch Opens New Plant in Nuevo León
Bosch, provider of automotive technology and services, has opened a new Bosch Home Comfort plant in Ciénega de Flores, specializing…
Industrial infrastructure is expanding in Querétaro
In recent months, U.S. tariff policy has had a significant impact and created uncertainty across all industries; however, the construction…
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…
New USMCA Requirements for Automakers
USMCA rules have significantly increased Regional Value Content (RVC) requirements and customs oversight, prompting automotive plants in Mexico to adjust…
Taiwan could be Mexico’s second-largest trading partner.
Taiwan could become Mexico’s second-largest trading partner if the country remains part of the USMCA, given the growth in Taiwanese…
AMPIP is strengthening its monitoring system for supplier gaps
The Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks (AMPIP) has launched its AMPIP Industrial Radar, which aims to detect gaps in…
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,…
Jalisco Targets Doubling Local Supply
Jalisco aims to increase the share of local suppliers to 15% in export-oriented sectors, primarily in the automotive industry, as…
