Port infrastructure for corn imports into Mexico
4 octubre, 2024
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 port infrastructure would be insufficient if it were to stop importing corn from the United States, according to Baker Institute in a report. The
The World Bank released this Thursday the Business Ready assessments for Mexico in its three pillars, replacing its Doing Business ranking. Regarding the first pillar,
Les investissements d’Orbia en immobilisations corporelles (CAPEX) s’élèvent à 589 millions USD en 2023. À titre de comparaison: en 2021, ses CAPEX étaient de 286
Orbia’s investments in property, plant and equipment (CAPEX) totaled US$589 million in 2023. For comparison: in 2021 its Capex was US$286 million and in 2022
China led in 2019 (latest available data) domestic support under Annex 2 of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Agriculture (Green Box). A report
Although a lower dynamism of the external sector is expected with respect to 2023, Mexico will benefit from the construction of manufacturing plants in the
Les fonds d’infrastructure et d’immobilier (FIBRAs) au Mexique sont passés de 15 à la fin de 2022 à 17 à la fin de 2023. Qu’est-ce
Le gouvernement fédéral mexicain a donné la priorité à l’expansion du système ferroviaire du pays, tant pour le transport de marchandises que de passagers. Pour
Mexico‘s federal government has prioritized the expansion of the country’s railway system for both freight and passenger transportation. As a starting point, in July 2023,
Global Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows grew 3% in 2023, after falling 16.6% in 2022. With this, FDI inflows were 1 trillion 365 billion dollars
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
The World Bank released this Thursday the Business Ready assessments for Mexico in its three pillars, replacing its Doing Business ranking. Regarding the first pillar,
Les investissements d’Orbia en immobilisations corporelles (CAPEX) s’élèvent à 589 millions USD en 2023. À titre de comparaison: en 2021, ses CAPEX étaient de 286
Orbia’s investments in property, plant and equipment (CAPEX) totaled US$589 million in 2023. For comparison: in 2021 its Capex was US$286 million and in 2022
China led in 2019 (latest available data) domestic support under Annex 2 of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Agriculture (Green Box). A report
Although a lower dynamism of the external sector is expected with respect to 2023, Mexico will benefit from the construction of manufacturing plants in the
Les fonds d’infrastructure et d’immobilier (FIBRAs) au Mexique sont passés de 15 à la fin de 2022 à 17 à la fin de 2023. Qu’est-ce
Le gouvernement fédéral mexicain a donné la priorité à l’expansion du système ferroviaire du pays, tant pour le transport de marchandises que de passagers. Pour
Mexico‘s federal government has prioritized the expansion of the country’s railway system for both freight and passenger transportation. As a starting point, in July 2023,
Global Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows grew 3% in 2023, after falling 16.6% in 2022. With this, FDI inflows were 1 trillion 365 billion dollars