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British Government Sees Opportunity in Mexico

The number of British government initiatives in Mexico points to the high degree of confidence that the UK has in the Mexican economy.For example, in April this year the UK's ambassador to Mexico, Judith MacGregor, met with Tijuana mayor Carlos Bustamante Anchondo to discuss ways to build more jobs, widen business relations between the two countries and prepare Tijuana for foreign manufacturing in Mexico  investment. During the meeting, Bustamante Anchondo said Tijuana is experiencing significant economic growth and decreasing crime

JUAREZ CRIME DECLINES, ECONOMY AND MANUFACTURING IN MEXICO IMPROVING

After years of violent crime and instability, Juarez, Mexico is at last beginning to enjoy the return of peaceful times. Last year, 2012, was a turning point for Juarez.The economy is reviving, residents are feeling safe, and businesses and investors would be wise to consider opening operations in Juarez . Manufacturing in Mexico is bustling and promises to thrive for years to come, and Juarez is ideal for its central location, inexpensive real estate and highly trained labor force. The city of Juarez has gained negative attention

Manufacturing in Mexico: Human Resources

Manufacturing in Mexico  has greatly increased as companies have expanded their global footprint into Mexico. The strategic plan to operate these facilities must include an investment in Human Resources  in Mexico that ensures recruitment of qualified candidates, equitable compensation practices, compliance with local regulations and minimal turnover.North American Production Sharing, Inc. (NAPS ) is the leading outsourced administration and compliance management company

Mexican Revival

New York -- Jim Cramer of the CNBC television finance show, Mad Money, said today that Mexico manufacturing  companies had grown dramatically in recent months, and he cited GDP numbers that suggests Mexico's economy had expanded at a faster rate than the United State's economy.In light of this news, Cramer picked a Kansas City based railroad interest called Kansas City Southern with a network of railroad tracks in Mexico as his pick of companies most likely to give a healthy return on the investment in 2013. According to Cramer, KCS has

Manufacturing in Mexico: Industrial Real Estate

Solana Beach, CA, March 8, 2013 - Mexico's industrial real estate market experienced a period of revitalization from 2011 to 2012 and is set to reach a new peak in 2013. There is a markedly growing demand for industrial space as more foreign companies are setting up operations for manufacturing in Mexico. The wide production of everything from smartphones to kitchen appliances and the rise of automotive and aerospace manufacturing, all reflect this trend.The current resurgence in demand is due to such factors as wage and transportation inflation throughout Asia, Mexico’s economic stability,

Manufacturing in Mexico: Major Changes in Mexican Federal Labor Law

Effective December 01, 2012, Mexico’s Federal Labor Law (FLL) underwent the most comprehensive reform in over 40 years.  Many of the new laws will impact companies manufacturing in Mexico, especially those who are uninformed and/or unprepared to address the more than 300 changes in the decree.  Below are three key changes employers can expect under the new decree.OutsourcingThe reform heightens the regulations on employee outsourcing (subcontracting) with potentially serious implications to many employers.  The type of work performed by “outsourced” employees must comply with the

NAFTA's Mission, Logistics and Outcomes: Two Decades of Success!

The acronym "NAFTA" is liberally employed by pundits, but what does the oft-repeated acronym actually mean and represent? The North American Free Trade Agreement came into effect in January of 1994 and effectively soldered together the economic potential of the United States, Canada and Mexico.United We Stand The idea behind the North American Free Trade Agreement was to create a tripartite trade bloc to help ensure the fiscal success of each constituent nation comprising the North American Free Trade Agreement. In fact, the North American Free Trade Agreement has two subsidiary wings -

Education in Mexico

Mexico’s growing skilled work force is expected to play a larger roll, as companies expand their manufacturing in Mexico .<p> Mexico continues to develop a growing population of educated individuals ready to put their engineering skills to the test. The Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development has reported 50 percent of the citizenry in Mexico is currently enrolled in some type of educational program. Some 90,000 people are graduating from the country’s universities annually with the title of engineer, outpacing the United

Manufacturing in Mexico: Hot Spot for New Operations

SOLANA BEACH, Calif. – December 10, 2012/NAPS, Inc. – Mexico manufacturing  is increasingly becoming an attractive option for global businesses looking to make their manufacturing operations more effective and efficient. Traditionally, the Asian market, specifically China, has been the locale of choice for CEO’s and VP’s of manufacturing who are looking to maximize profits by utilizing lower cost labor and production overseas.However, there does not seem to be a slowdown in the rising cost of production abroad and many companies are

The Mexican Economy’s Driving Engine

The thriving automotive industry in Mexico stands out as a success story amidst the torrent of doom and gloom news surrounding the world economy. With several automakers planning to either begin or expand their operations, the future of automotive manufacturing in Mexico looks primed to continue growing substantially. J.D. Power, an automotive consulting firm, estimates, in all, that auto production will grow by a third over the next six years in Mexico.The thriving automotive industry in Mexico stands out as a success story amidst the torrent of doom and gloom news surrounding the world

Manufacturing In Mexico: Outsourcing The Administration

Manufacturing in Mexico   is an endeavor with plenty of internal hurdles for companies new to the country. Moving raw materials and finished goods into and out of Mexico means dealing with complex customs protocols and diligent record keeping. Mexico, similar to the United States, has strict environmental standards that demand compliance. How can a company seeking to move to another country like Mexico handle these tasks efficiently? Outsource them to a professional, experienced company. In Mexico, it is common for manufacturers to use

NAFTA Commission Meeting in Washington Issues Statement for Continued Cooperation

Trade has more than tripled from $288 billion to $1 trillion since NAFTA was signed in 1994The NAFTA Commission Meeting held on April 3rd in Washington DC issued a joint statement that outlines continued cooperation of Canada, the U.S. and Mexico to increase economic competitiveness and trade among the 3 nations. Since NAFTA was signed in 1994 trade has more than tripled from $288 billion to $1 trillion. Among the significant agreements reached at this meeting are to continue to combat challenges to Intellectual Property Infringement (IPR) to fight piracy and counterfeiting. The U.S. and

Webinar: US-Mexico Integration for Global Competitiveness, DJO's Success Story

The Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (Tijuana-EDC) will host a live webinar, “US-Mexico Integration for Global Competitiveness” on Thursday, March 31, 2011 from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM PST.The webinar focuses on the role of the DJ Orthopedics (DJO) Tijuana plant in positioning the company as a global player. If you are considering a near shore manufacturing operation, this is a webinar you won’t want to miss. You’ll get first-hand experience from a DJO C-level executive. Guest speaker, Luke T. Faulstick, CEO and Executive Vice President of DJO Global Inc., will explain how DJO

Aerospace Industry in Baja California: British Companies Will Invest $ 300 Million

The state accounts for 25% of the country's aerospace industry.  This release is translated from the Spanish Article Published in the “El Mexicano, Gran Diario Regional" on January 18th, 2011: “Invertiran Empresas Britanicas 300mdd”Despite widespread violence in Mexico, close to 15 aerospace companies from the UK have agreed to invest $300 million dollars in the Baja California region, where 25% of the aerospace industry in Mexico is located. The president of the Tijuana Development Committee (CDT), Miguel Ojeda Padilla; the Undersecretary for Economic Promotion for the Coastal Zone of

DJ Orthopedics’ Mexico Plant Receives 2010 Manufacturing Excellence Award

North American Production Sharing, Inc. (NAPS) is working with the Association for Manufacturing Excellence (AME) to develop an AME Consortia in Tijuana.The AME Consortia in Tijuana will be a shared learning network connected through frequent joint ventures, focusing on continuous improvement and self-directed by its members. Chapters are typically comprised of company-to-company and person-to-person relationships with close proximity and shared topic interests. In April of 2010, NAPS co-hosted a free informational session with DJ Orthopedics (DJO) in Tijuana. Companies that are

Manufacture in Mexico: Tijuana is Your Best Near-Shore Strategy

San Jose, CA - The Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (Tijuana-EDC) presents a Business Symposium “Manufacture in Tijuana, the Best Near-Shore Strategy” on Tuesday, November 9th at the Sheraton Hotel in San Jose, CA from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.  The Tijuana-EDC has planned an informative half-day event that will include success stories in the electronics and medical device industries.North American Production Sharing, Inc. (NAPS) is contributing to the planning of the symposium in the Bay area. Richard Jaime, President and Co-Founder of NAPS, will play a key role in presenting the

Business Development Director for NAPS, Kaye Emkovik, Retires After 18 Years

DEL MAR, CA - Kaye Emkovik, NAPS’ Business Development Director retired in September after a successful 18-year career with North American Production Sharing, Inc. (NAPS). Kaye joined the company only two years after NAPS established its U.S. offices in downtown San Diego. Kaye’s positive outlook, Midwestern work ethic and cheerful disposition allowed her to excel in the challenging task of reaching out to companies in the manufacturing sector. Emkovik was instrumental in helping NAPS become a shelter industry leader in the northwest of Mexico. Under Kaye’s stewardship, the company created

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