Chinese companies have applied to register 202 mills to export steel products to Mexico, according to data from the Ministry of Economy. At the same
Steel and aluminum materials and components imported from Mexico and Canada make the United States more competitive, Caterpillar noted during USMCA consultations. Consequently, the company
Deacero called for restarting steel companies in the USMCA if they use inputs produced in North America. In its opinion, North America must present a
The US Chamber of Commerce (USCC) has called on the US government to eliminate Section 232 tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Section 232 applies tariffs
Manufacturing supply chains contribute to North American national security, according to the American Chamber of Commerce in Canada (AmCham Canada). According to its analysis, the
The USMCA rules of origin do not require changes, said the Business Roundtable, which represents more than 200 CEOs in the United States. Background: The
Mexican Undersecretary of Foreign Trade Luis Rosendo Gutiérrez highlighted Donald Trump’s political narrative on Mexico and the USMCA. At the North Capital Forum event held
China‘s investigation into Mexican tariffs, which began on Thursday, shows China’s rush to counteract the measure, which has not yet come into effect. On Thursday,
Mexico has lost share of total products imported into Colombia, while China has increased its share of that market. In 2024, Colombian imports of goods
Mexico will apply new tariffs on 1,463 tariff items, marking the biggest tightening of its trade policy in the last four decades. The government will
Chinese companies have applied to register 202 mills to export steel products to Mexico, according to data from the Ministry of Economy. At the same
Steel and aluminum materials and components imported from Mexico and Canada make the United States more competitive, Caterpillar noted during USMCA consultations. Consequently, the company
Deacero called for restarting steel companies in the USMCA if they use inputs produced in North America. In its opinion, North America must present a
The US Chamber of Commerce (USCC) has called on the US government to eliminate Section 232 tariffs on Mexico and Canada. Section 232 applies tariffs
Manufacturing supply chains contribute to North American national security, according to the American Chamber of Commerce in Canada (AmCham Canada). According to its analysis, the
The USMCA rules of origin do not require changes, said the Business Roundtable, which represents more than 200 CEOs in the United States. Background: The
Mexican Undersecretary of Foreign Trade Luis Rosendo Gutiérrez highlighted Donald Trump’s political narrative on Mexico and the USMCA. At the North Capital Forum event held
China‘s investigation into Mexican tariffs, which began on Thursday, shows China’s rush to counteract the measure, which has not yet come into effect. On Thursday,
Mexico has lost share of total products imported into Colombia, while China has increased its share of that market. In 2024, Colombian imports of goods
Mexico will apply new tariffs on 1,463 tariff items, marking the biggest tightening of its trade policy in the last four decades. The government will
