It didn’t happen overnight. There was no major press release, no flashy headlines, no sudden trade war that flipped a switch. And yet, here we are: Mexico supply chains have quietly, steadily, and almost stubbornly taken the driver’s seat when it comes to U.S. imports. Blink and you might’ve missed it—but the numbers don’t lie, […]
Mexico Supply Chain
Mexico Supply Chain Services provided by NovaLink are designed to facilitate easy, fast, and cost-effective manufacturing in Mexico.
Why “Plan Mexico” Might Be the Wake-Up Call Manufacturers Didn’t Know They Needed
Let’s talk about Plan Mexico. Not a vague promise or a political headline—this is President Claudia Sheinbaum’s bold attempt to rewrite Mexico’s industrial manufacturing playbook. And if you’re a company weighing where to set up your next manufacturing operation, it’s worth paying attention to. This isn’t just a national policy. It’s your next opportunity. So… […]
What You Need to Know About Sourcing Fabrics in Mexico for Clothing Production
Sourcing fabrics in Mexico for clothing production has become an increasingly popular option for many businesses looking to streamline their manufacturing processes and tap into the benefits of nearshoring. But before you jump in, it’s crucial to understand the logistics, advantages, and strategies that will make the most of this opportunity. Let’s break it down […]
Supply Chains in Mexico 2025: How Tariffs Can Wreck Everything
Supply chains in Mexico have become the backbone of countless industries, from automotive to textiles. The country’s proximity to the U.S., cost-effective labor, and strong trade agreements make it a no-brainer for manufacturers looking to relocate or expand. But there’s a catch: tariffs. These hidden costs can sneak up and dismantle entire operations before they […]
Rethinking the Supply Chain: How Nearshoring to Mexico Can Reduce Supply Chain Risk
When was the last time your supply chain felt truly stable? If you’re like many businesses, the past few years have been a whirlwind of disruptions—port backlogs, rising tariffs, and unexpected geopolitical shifts. It’s no longer just about moving products; it’s about keeping them moving with confidence. But here’s the thing: relying on distant markets, […]