Recent geopolitical instability has rekindled attention on global supply chains, prompting U.S. companies to reevaluate decades-old strategies. The traditional "just-in-time" model, based on global stability and minimal inventories, is being replaced by a "just-in-case" approach that prioritizes resilience. Events such as the COVID-19 pandemic and rising geopolitical tensions have highlighted the…

The Mexican textile industry today sealed sales agreements for $55 million dollars with domestic and U.S. buyers during the meeting “Connecting the Mexican Textile Industry with the World”, in which more than 200 exporting companies of the country and a hundred foreign and local buyers participated.According to estimates by the organizers, the agenda of more than 2,500 business appointments opens…

Despite the crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the shortage of components and microprocessors for vehicle production, Mexico continues to offer competitive advantages compared to other countries, in addition to being one of the main manufacturing hubs worldwide, said Francisco Bautista, Ernst & Young (EY) Latin America North Advanced Manufacturing and Mobility Lead Partner. During…

QUERÉTARO, Qro (09/26/2013) - The second edition of Mexico's Aerospace Summit 2013 kicked off this Thursday in this state, where one out of five companies in the aerospace sector are located, which contributes 4.5% of the state's GDP. The growth trend in the sector will continue in the coming years in the state, which could become one of the most important players worldwide in aircraft…