Exports from Mexico to the US fall 15.3% in June
5 agosto, 2020
Exports from Mexico to the United States totaled $ 25,804 million in June, a drop of 15.3% year-on-year, the Census Bureau reported on Wednesday. With
Exports from Mexico to the United States totaled $ 25,804 million in June, a drop of 15.3% year-on-year, the Census Bureau reported on Wednesday. With
Japan has strengthened its port logistics in the past three years, with the introduction of major regulatory changes, according to a report by the World
More and more countries include gender considerations in their free trade agreements, so the International Trade Center (ITC) released a document in which it makes
The Ministry of Economy of Mexico will promote the participation of high-tech manufacturing exports as a proportion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This is a
Mexico and the European Union concluded negotiations on government purchases in the process of modernizing the TLCUEM. In the negotiating process, the European bloc set
The top 10 customs in Mexico covered 75% of the total value of operations in 2019. Nuevo Laredo, Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana led the first
Exports from Mexico to the United States totaled $ 25,804 million in June, a drop of 15.3% year-on-year, the Census Bureau reported on Wednesday. With
Japan has strengthened its port logistics in the past three years, with the introduction of major regulatory changes, according to a report by the World
More and more countries include gender considerations in their free trade agreements, so the International Trade Center (ITC) released a document in which it makes
The Ministry of Economy of Mexico will promote the participation of high-tech manufacturing exports as a proportion of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This is a
Mexico and the European Union concluded negotiations on government purchases in the process of modernizing the TLCUEM. In the negotiating process, the European bloc set
The top 10 customs in Mexico covered 75% of the total value of operations in 2019. Nuevo Laredo, Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana led the first
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