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The first impacts of nearshoring are already visible in the Mexican economy, said the representative of the International Finance Corporation.

More than 500 companies arrived in Mexico attracted by nearshoring in 2023

The nearshoring boom has benefited the Mexican industry, but it has also made more evident the challenges the country faces in welcoming investors, mainly in logistics infrastructure.

By 2024, the construction of 72 industrial parks is planned, covering an area of ​​15.44 million square meters. These developments will be distributed in various strategic corridors such as AIFA, Bajío, Pacific, Gulf of California, North, and the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.

"Nearshoring in Mexico"

According to the Global Companies Council, nearshoring could boost Mexico’s labor productivity by 15% to 30% by 2030. Nearshoring involves bringing in production lines to places closer to the end user.  Countries like the United States, which import from Asia, can improve their production and logistics lines by acquiring inputs from plants close to their borders, such as those in Mexico. 

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The foundation of this transition is a considerable increase in labor prices in China and the restructuring of value chains during the pandemic, which highlighted a vulnerability in companies’ supply lines.  “Some companies have said, ‘there is a way to create more resilience within the economy if we rethink value chains’ and instead of producing on the other side of the world, have shorter chains within the same hemisphere,”

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