Mexico leads services exports in Latin America
24 octubre, 2024
Mexico led services exports in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2023, informed ECLAC. In this region, external sales of services were US$227 billion in
Mexico led services exports in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2023, informed ECLAC. In this region, external sales of services were US$227 billion in
FEMSA reached a definitive agreement with Grupo Traxión to sell Solistica for US$205 million. Solistica is a subsidiary of FEMSA that offers integrated logistics solutions
Mexico‘s port infrastructure would be insufficient if it were to stop importing corn from the United States, according to Baker Institute in a report. The
Mexico‘s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, stated that her government will promote self-sufficiency in bean supply at the national level. From 2022 to 2023, Mexican bean imports
As of Tuesday, the Mexican government imposed anti-dumping duties on imports of tires from China. To be precise: these are new pneumatic tires of radial
Kavak’s investments in Brazil total US$300 million, informed Jose Ribeiro, CEO of Kavak Brazil. This company was born as a digital marketplace for the sale
Ternium represents almost 30% of Brazil‘s exports to Mexico, highlighted Máximo Vedoya, the company‘s CEO. “We are a company that tries to integrate the value
An FTA between Mexico and Brazil or an extension of ACE-53: what is the proposal of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva? Although the
The Ministry of Agriculture (Sader) has promoted new market openings for Mexico‘s agri-food exports. Among these openings are those for balanced feed, Persian lemons, blueberries
The United States, China and Brazil were the leading corn producers in 2023 and will remain so in 2024. Data and estimates are from the
Mexico led services exports in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2023, informed ECLAC. In this region, external sales of services were US$227 billion in
FEMSA reached a definitive agreement with Grupo Traxión to sell Solistica for US$205 million. Solistica is a subsidiary of FEMSA that offers integrated logistics solutions
Mexico‘s port infrastructure would be insufficient if it were to stop importing corn from the United States, according to Baker Institute in a report. The
Mexico‘s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, stated that her government will promote self-sufficiency in bean supply at the national level. From 2022 to 2023, Mexican bean imports
As of Tuesday, the Mexican government imposed anti-dumping duties on imports of tires from China. To be precise: these are new pneumatic tires of radial
Kavak’s investments in Brazil total US$300 million, informed Jose Ribeiro, CEO of Kavak Brazil. This company was born as a digital marketplace for the sale
Ternium represents almost 30% of Brazil‘s exports to Mexico, highlighted Máximo Vedoya, the company‘s CEO. “We are a company that tries to integrate the value
An FTA between Mexico and Brazil or an extension of ACE-53: what is the proposal of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva? Although the
The Ministry of Agriculture (Sader) has promoted new market openings for Mexico‘s agri-food exports. Among these openings are those for balanced feed, Persian lemons, blueberries
The United States, China and Brazil were the leading corn producers in 2023 and will remain so in 2024. Data and estimates are from the
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