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Nearshoring to Mexico: what investors should check first

Mexico is the manufacturing center of continental supply chains. Setting up there is well-trodden ground, but tax registration, import programs, standards and labor rules all need attention from day one.

Why Mexico

Mexico sits at the center of North American manufacturing, from automotive and aerospace in the Bajío to electronics and medical devices along the northern border, with Monterrey as a major industrial hub. Proximity to U.S. and Canadian customers and preferential access under the agreement make it a natural base for supply chains serving the continent.

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