The companies eligible to benefit from the IMMEX program must export finished products worth at least US $500,000. Their export revenues must also account for at least 10% of their annual sales.
Manufacturing
Do You Have a Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?
It is common practice in manufacturing to set a minimum order quantity (MOQ), which is the fewest amount of units that need to be purchased at once. Manufacturers or suppliers usually use MOQs for production runs, but a manufacturer can set them for different types of orders. At NovaLink, we do not establish relationships with […]
What Is The Difference Between Service Industry And Manufacturing
Manufacturing industries are involved in the creation of items (finished products) that have a market value. Industries that do not manufacture commodities and instead provide services are classified as service industries. Many industries classify service operations, including banking, insurance, hospitality, advertising, logistics, and consulting.
What is the IMMEX Program?
The IMMEX program is a manufacturing solution created in the 1960’s to utilize preferential tariff agreements between the U.S. and Mexico & to encourage foreign investment in that country. The IMMEX program is an acronym in Spanish for “Manufacturing, Maquila and Export Services Industries Program” (Industría Manufacturera Maquiladora y de Servicio de Exportación). More commonly, […]
How long does it take to get my product setup and manufacturing running?
Typically set up under our model is quick; within a month. This is dependent on many variables. Lead time on equipment and raw materials to be used, etc. Since NovaLink is the incorporated business in Mexico and holds current maquiladora permits, the time constraint is not on the legal side of setting up. Then of […]