With no formal notice from Canada on the new agreement, enforcement is postponed to July 1, only if Canada gives notice during April

To adapt to a contracting market, companies need to set clear priorities

Audi’s arrival to Puebla opened a door for suppliers, but it also created challenges for those wanting to become part of the OEM’s supply chain

There may be optimists who trust the sector will soon recover, but others chose to diversify to brave the challenging times ahead

REDiA was created as a response to the advanced development of robots, automation and AI and the lack of regulation, not only in Mexico but worldwide

Despite the sophistication that the automotive industry demands, micro and SMEs can still participate in the supply chain

The development of both national and international providers to join its supplier base has led DIGA to its leadership position in Mexico

Nuevo Leon is proving that the Mexican market is ready for specialized processes and the key ingredient is its experienced workforce

For Grupo Gersa Monterrey, being local is one of its main advantages, as it puts them in a strategic position to meet any demand as soon as possible