The trend of reshoring is on the rise. With concerns about the high cost of labor in China and the difficulties of managing a complex global supply chain, many companies are choosing to relocate their operations closer to home. Companies are concerned about the impact of reshoring on supply chain management and logistics. While reshoring […]
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There is a vast difference in starting time for manufacturing operations between Mexico and China. If you are lucky and are able to quickly get through the red tape associated with starting operations in Communist China, the average amount of time is 33 days. In Mexico, with the aid of NovaLink’s services, you may be up and running in as little as 6 days.
How Outsourcing Product Assembly to Mexico Can Revolutionize Your Business: An In-Depth Exploration of the Benefits and Opportunities
Low labor costs are one of the most appealing advantages of moving manufacturing to Mexico. As a result, many manufacturing companies use product assembly in Mexico, a labor-intensive process. Some manufacturers choose to produce in other countries than Mexico, and then assemble the final product in Mexico’s factories. A finished or semi-finished product is constructed […]
Intellectual Property Protection Laws in Mexico: Fostering Innovation and Economic Growth [2024]
As a result of recent economic disruptions, intellectual property protection laws in Mexico play an increasingly important role in protecting companies’ most valuable assets. Since the country is committed to fostering innovation and development, it has developed a strong legal framework that effectively protects intellectual property (IP) rights. Mexico’s Leadership in Intellectual Property Protection Historical […]
The Commercial Relationship Between Mexico and China Is Vibrant
Trade between nations plays an important role in driving economic growth and fostering cooperation in today’s interconnected world. The relationship between Mexico and China is one of these dynamic and promising commercial relationships. In this article, we examine the robust ties between these two nations, their trade and investment activities, and the mutual benefits they […]
Made in China: What Does It Mean to You? [2024]
Consumers took the “Made in China” label for granted: few questioned the quality and were often just attracted to the low price. The average consumer now scrutinizes what “Made in China” really means and asks: Is it really that cheap? What’s the quality like? And most importantly; Are the Chinese goods, despite their price, worth […]