USMCA
Mexico Targets Semiconductor & Aerospace Investment
Mexico is working to identify strategic sectors to attract new investment and strengthen its participation in international supply chains, particularly…
Mexico Risks Losing US$45 Billion in Chinese Auto Investment
Mexico could miss out on billions of dollars in Chinese automotive investment as manufacturers reconsider where to establish new factories…
AMIA Warns of Risks in Increasing Local Content in the USMCA
A potential increase in regional content requirements under the rules of origin of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) would lead…
U.S. Auto Tariffs Reshape Mexico’s Logistics Sector
U.S. tariffs on vehicles manufactured in Mexico are beginning to affect automotive supply chains, reducing demand for imported Asian auto…
Mexico Calls to Reduce Automotive Tariffs to USA
Mexico has asked the United States to lower the tariff on its vehicle exports to less than 15 percent as…
Justin Trudeau Shares His Perspective on the Review of the USMCA
Justin Trudeau, former Canadian prime minister, states that Mexico and Canada must work together in a coordinated manner to maintain…
Fisher Phillips Provides Support to Mexico, Amid the USMCA
The fluid nature of cross-border trade and the requirements of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement have reshaped the landscape of labor…
Honda Links New Plant to Continuation of USMCA
A senior Honda executive warned that the Japanese automaker will scrap plans for an eighth assembly plant in North America…
USMCA Drives Mexico’s Labor Reforms
Mexico needs to strengthen collective bargaining and ensure that recent labor reforms translate into tangible improvements in workplaces, according to…
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…
The Mexican hardware industry could grow thanks to the USMCA.
The revision of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) has provided Mexican hardware manufacturers with an opportunity to accelerate their growth,…
Infrastructure and the USMCA: Key Pillars of Nearshoring for Mexico.
As part of the six-year review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), Mexico’s manufacturing and logistics sectors are facing a…
Camimex: Mining Should Be Included in the USMCA.
The Mexican Chamber of Mining (Camimex) has called on the government to ensure that the mining sector plays a more…
Higher Logistics Costs and Customs Controls Under the USMCA
Customs inspections under the TMEC have increased, placing significant pressure on Mexico’s manufacturing industry, particularly in sectors such as automotive,…
