Natura develops Mexican supply chain in the face of possible external impacts
Brazilian-based Natura has begun developing suppliers in Mexico as part of its growth strategy in the country, but also because of the potential impacts ...
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Brazilian-based Natura has begun developing suppliers in Mexico as part of its growth strategy in the country, but also because of the potential impacts ...
Despite the weakness in regional project announcements, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) received by Mexico in 2024 had an annual increase ...
This Monday, January 20, the presidential inauguration will take place , as the start of the administration of the new president ...
The threats of the president-elect of the United States, Donald Trump , who will take office on January 20, could have strong ...
The 19% tariff on imports of products from other countries, mainly China, which has been applied since January 1 in ...
By Karina Quintero and Humberto Cruz. In order to avoid “abusive practices” and close legal loopholes that allowed some companies ...
Just days before the arrival of the new tenant of the White House, there is an atmosphere of tense calm ...
For some time now, the Mexican textile industry has been making efforts to ensure that the country has a “level ...
In order to protect the Mexican textile industry and prevent the abuse of current provisions, the President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, signed ...
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will be reviewed in 2026, but uncertainty about whether it will be just a review ...
