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August 27, 2014

Proposed Mexican Rail Line

As more global corporations begin to eye Mexico as a potential location for their manufacturing needs, the transportation industry is taking a closer look at the infrastructure needed to support Mexico manufacturing. In particular, a Chinese company is considering building a new rail line that will run from a proposed port city on the coast […]

August 20, 2014

Mexico’s Aerospace Sector Takes Flight

Attracting profitable high-tech industries has been an important goal for many developing countries in the last few decades and it appears Mexico manufacturing is leading the effort. A highly skilled and educated work force, lower labor costs and extensive free-trade agreements make this nation of 115 million an attractive option for tech industries, such as […]

August 13, 2014

Manufacturing in Mexico: What You Need to Know

When it comes to manufacturing, China has long been the dominant force for almost every type of product in the world. And while China still enjoys a large portion of the manufacturing industry, a major shift is now underway. Mexico manufacturing steps up as a worthy successor and competitor, and if your company has manufacturing […]

August 7, 2014

Mexico Manufacturing Passing Brazil as Car Producer

Automotive manufacturing in Mexico is on the verge of surpassing Brazilian production, says consultant IHS Automotive. For the first time in over a decade, Mexico manufacturing will oust Brazil as the top automobile producer in Latin America. Automotive manufacturing in Mexico chugged its way ahead of Brazil in the first six months of the year […]

August 1, 2014

Bosch to Create Thousands of New Jobs in Mexico

Bosch, the world’s largest car-parts manufacturer and supplier, will begin to lift its eyes beyond Germany and into automotive manufacturing in Mexico, as stated by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Volkmar Denner on an interview for a German newspaper. According to Denner, Bosch is ready to satisfy the increasing demand for automobiles in the North American […]

July 24, 2014

Mexico Overtaking China as Global Industrial Power

For decades, China was known as the top location for cheap labor and cheap manufactured products, but things have changed in recent years, and many Chinese products no longer are cheap. But competition from Mexico manufacturing is proving good, affordable products are available much closer to the United States. Products coming in from China have […]

July 21, 2014

Mexico Manufacturing Driving Employment in Mexico

Formerly one of the world’s poorest nations, times are changing quickly in Mexico. Employment rates are rising substantially across the country, with high quality jobs to be found in industrialized areas from Juarez to Guanajuato. These highly skilled production jobs are boosting the Mexican industrial economy and may turn the previously ailing nation into one […]

July 17, 2014

Union Pacific Is Seen Gaining Steam On Volume with Mexico Manufacturing

We are pleased to announce that our current foothold in Mexico is gaining traction as more companies choose to manufacture their products in Mexico. Mexican manufacturing is especially prevalent in cities like Mexicali, Tijuana, Juarez and Guanajuato. Union Pacific is now enjoying consistent demand for services out of these cities, and we anticipate that demand […]

July 7, 2014

Reduced Packaging in Mexico For Processors Seeking Sustainability

Packaging in Mexico can help reduce costs and contribute towards sustainability In an announcement that will send ripples across the manufacturing industry, Hershey Co. promised to begin producing packaging for many of its popular chocolate candies in Mexico. The move will not only serve to reduce costs for the corporation, it echoes the sustainability movement […]

July 3, 2014

Why Mexico Is Becoming The New China

For several years, outsourcing, particularly the outsourcing of manufacturing jobs, was synonymous with China. China boasted labor costs below the competitive level that any other country could offer, making them a prime location for sending jobs abroad. By 2010, virtually everything was created in China and shipped to consumers and retailers in the United States […]

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