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
The U.S. Department of Commerce highlighted opportunities for U.S. exporters with the recent customs reform in Mexico. The reform could increase demand for U.S.-origin inputs that benefit from USMCA rules, documentation technologies, automation and customs compliance, and reliable U.S. suppliers that can meet stricter compliance expectations. Opportunities for
Customs oversight in Mexico has impacted US exporters by increasing workloads. Effective January 1, 2026, Mexico’s customs reform strengthens oversight through automated platforms, real-time data validation, and mandatory digital traceability. Customs oversight in Mexico According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. exporters must ensure that invoices, product
The Nogales crossings accounted for $10.8 billion in U.S. exports to Mexico and $23.3 billion in U.S. imports from Mexico. In total, more than $34 billion in trade depended on Nogales. Nogales Crossings Josh Rubin, president of the Port of Santa Cruz County and Greater Nogales, believes that