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Hiring for a New Plant in Mexico: Test the Location Before You Commit
Test a Mexico location against the workforce your plant needs: the job responsibilities, local pay, the daily commute, training pace and room to grow. The post Hiring for a New Plant in Mexico: Test the Location Before You Commit appeared first on Tetakawi .
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Industrial Parks in Mexico: What a Manufacturing Campus Adds
When you shortlist industrial parks in Mexico, you are making two decisions at once: where your factory will stand, and who will support it once it is running. The first is easy to inspect. You can walk the floor, read the electrical capacity and map the route to your customers.…
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USMCA Compliance for Manufacturing in Mexico: What to Resolve Before You Invest
Building a plant in Mexico does not make what it ships USMCA compliant. USMCA compliance for a finished product depends on three things: the materials you buy, the work you perform in Mexico and the product’s rule of origin. Put that answer in the business case before you commit…
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How to Set Up Aerospace Manufacturing in Mexico
Aerospace manufacturers look at Mexico for different reasons: more capacity for a program they already run, a new program to place, a cost target the current footprint cannot meet, or a customer asking for it. Whatever started the conversation, practical questions decide the…
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IMMEX Compliance: Annual Reports, Suspensions and Cancellations
Keeping an IMMEX program active takes an annual report, current tax compliance and inventory records that match what is actually in the plant. A missed annual report can stop new temporary imports. Other breaches can also interrupt imports before any final decision. Both the…
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IMMEX 4.0: Goals, Timeline and What Changes
IMMEX 4.0 is Mexico’s initiative to modernize how the IMMEX program is administered. The existing program allows authorized companies to import qualifying goods temporarily for export manufacturing and services, subject to its requirements. The initiative aims to make procedures…
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Why Manufacturers Are Choosing Mexico in 2026
If you are weighing Mexico this year, you have heard two things: tariffs have moved, and the nearshoring headlines have faded. Both are true. Neither changes the reason manufacturers keep choosing Mexico. The reason is people. In the three places a Mexico decision usually…
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USMCA Wasn’t Extended. It Didn’t Expire. Here’s What Changed.
On July 1, 2026, the United States declined to join Canada and Mexico in extending the USMCA. The agreement did not expire, and it still runs to 2036. Had all three governments confirmed, the term would have been extended by a new 16-year period running from the review, moving…
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Mexico’s 40-Hour Workweek: A Manufacturer’s Guide to the 2027-2030 Transition
Mexico is cutting its legal workweek from 48 hours to 40. The first step lands on January 1, 2027, and the last one in 2030. If you manufacture in Mexico, or you are sizing an operation there, that schedule moves your labor numbers in every year of the plan. This page covers…
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Manufacturing in Empalme: Workforce, Space and Access
Empalme is a municipality of about 51,000 people on the Sea of Cortés, fifteen minutes south of Guaymas, and it is where Tetakawi’s oldest and most complete Manufacturing Campus sits. It is also, today, the side of the corridor with space you can occupy. This page covers the…