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July 22, 2015

Mexico’s Growing Labor Force’s Impact On Trade | NAPS

For American companies considering moving their manufacturing operations abroad, Mexico has seemed to be a logical choice. Its geographic proximity to the United States along with its large labor force make it an attractive alternative to domestic production. As in any multinational arrangement, however, there are difficulties in complying with local laws. Federal labor law […]

July 7, 2015

Offshoring vs Outsourcing Benefits

Companies looking to become more cost efficient have a number of different potential methods of making this happen. Production in the United States can be very expensive. Because of potential wage increases, real estate value problems, and other associated costs, companies that do business in the US can often find themselves in the unenviable position […]

June 17, 2015

Mexico’s Trade Policy & Trade Agreements – UPDATED

This content was updated on June 29, 2020 for accuracy and relevancy. Mexico international trade is a complex and rapidly evolving issue. On June 5, 2018, the Mexican government responded to the United States tariffs on certain Mexican steel and aluminum by suspending the preferential tariff and raising the general import tax rate for a variety […]

May 27, 2015

Mexico’s Location and Young Workforce Attract US Manufacturers

After enduring exodus of manufacturing companies to China between 2000 and 2010, Mexico’s star rises again as destination for U.S. firms “reshoring” into Americas. Major corporations which had considered moving out of China due to concerns over quality and its contractor’s transparency eventually considered locations such as Vietnam and Thailand as potential Asian manufacturing locations. […]

May 4, 2015

UK Manufacturing Sector Outsourcing To Mexico | NAPS

The Best Is Yet to Come for Britain and for Mexico Mexico and Britain seem to be unlikely allies, located half a world apart with very different cultures. However, Britain and Mexico share a close and growing bond over finance and free trade. The United Kingdom has joined many nations in using Mexico as a […]

April 16, 2015

The US & Mexico Trade Relationship Overview | NAPS

Open trade policies between nations provides a great variety of benefits to both nations. Throughout the course of history, large nations have traded with smaller ones and in general all parties are better off because of it. For the United States, when people think of trading partners most people first think of Asia and Europe. […]

March 19, 2015

Solar Power Industry Growth In Latin America | NAPS

Solar Power Industry Growth Presents Vast Opportunities For Manufacturing Record-Breaking Solar Growth in Latin America Presents Massive Opportunities When it comes to the potential for solar power, few areas are more inviting than Mexico. That’s because the ample year-round availability of sunlight within the country is something needing no additional funding and is guaranteed to […]

March 16, 2015

Aerospace Industry Growth & Job Openings In Mexico | NAPS

Thriving Aerospace Industry Growth is Creating Many New Jobs in Mexico Aerospace companies in Mexico are thriving, creating new jobs for Mexican citizens and foreign workers, while improving the Mexican economy. Businesses looking to utilize Mexico manufacturing can turn to North American Production Sharing, Inc., for help. NAPS manages production operations on behalf of clients, […]

February 20, 2015

Mexican Auto Manufacturing Boom Attracts Suppliers | NAPS

Did you know that more than 3.2 million cars and light trucks were produced in Mexico in 2014? Automotive manufacturing in Mexico used to be primarily for the North American nation’s own domestic market, but in the past 15 years, U.S. and foreign producers including Ford, Toyota and Hyundai have increasingly taken advantage of inexpensive skill […]

February 13, 2015

The Impact Of NAFTA & Mexico Trade Avenues | NAPS

Manufacturing has long been a strong industry in Mexico. However, the benefits of Mexico manufacturing and their facilities have been unavailable to consumers in the United States. This situation has suddenly changed, however, opening the borders for Equal Opportunity Trade between the two nations. The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) is cracking the doors […]

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