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Regional Data Sheets for Manufacturing in Mexico

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  • The Strategic Role of Mexico in U.S. Trade: A Partnership Beyond Politics

    Two-way goods trade between the U.S. and Mexico reached $872.83 billion in 2025, making Mexico America's largest trading partner for the second consecutive year. This analysis explains why the bilateral manufacturing partnership is structural — and why tariff volatility and the 2026 USMCA review don't change the fundamental investment calculus.

  • Mexico-European Union (EU) Trade Agreement: Benefits for International Companies in Mexico

    The modernized EU-Mexico Global Agreement, concluded in January 2025, expands preferential trade into services, digital trade, public procurement, and critical raw materials alongside existing goods tariff reductions. For foreign manufacturers in Mexico, the agreement creates a dual-corridor structure with USMCA — enabling preferential access...

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  • Chihuahua: A Preferred Option for Nearshore Manufacturing in Mexico

    Chihuahua ranks among Mexico's top five FDI destinations, with 480+ active plants, 413,000 IMMEX workers, and border proximity that allows just-in-time delivery to U.S. customers. This analysis examines real labor costs, industrial real estate conditions, regulatory requirements, and workforce dynamics for manufacturers evaluating nearshoring...

  • The Power of Collaboration: Mexico’s Triple Helix Model in Manufacturing

    Mexico's triple helix model — the coordinated alignment of government incentives, university talent pipelines, and industrial clusters — is the structural engine behind the country's record $36.1 billion in FDI and growing manufacturing competitiveness. Foreign manufacturers who engage all three actors simultaneously ramp up faster, retain more...

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