The payment of MFN tariffs on Mexican exports to the United States fell from 50% to 15% in the first year of US President Donald Trump’s second term. In contrast, Mexican exports to the US market under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) grew from 50% to 85% during
FDI in chicken meat production in Mexico will double in the next five years compared to the same period immediately preceding it. This goal will be achieved if the investments announced on Thursday by Pilgrim’s, amounting to $1.3 billion from 2026 to 2030, are effectively made. FDI in
Product imports in China did not grow in 2025 at a year-on-year rate, stagnating at $2.5829 trillion. The market for imported products in China is large and strategic. It is growing due to urban consumption, the middle class, and e-commerce. Food, energy, technology, and premium goods stand out,
French credit insurer Coface outlined a series of challenges to implementing measures to support purchasing power in the United States. For example, prohibiting institutional purchases of single-family homes would likely require an executive order and could face constitutional challenges under the Fifth Amendment’s Takings Clause, which prohibits the
Pilgrim’s will enable Mexico to replace chicken imports with approximately 373,000 tons per year of domestic production. The figure is equivalent to 35% of estimated chicken meat imports in 2025, which are expected to reach 1,070,000 tons. José de Jesús Muñoz, president and CEO of Pilgrim’s Pride Mexico,
Donald Trump’s economic incentives are best explained as a pre-election measure to boost purchasing power, but they face legal challenges and only provide marginal economic gains in the short term, according to French credit insurer Coface. The U.S. government recently announced a set of measures aimed at supporting