Tariffs on Mexican goods may seem like a protective measure for the U.S. economy, but in reality, they do more harm than good. Businesses, workers, and consumers on both sides of the border suffer the consequences—higher prices, disrupted supply chains, and lost economic opportunities. NovaLink Nearshore Manufacturing oppose tariffs on Mexico, advocating for policies that […]
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The Tariff Debate: How Tariffs on Mexico Impact Manufacturing
Understanding the Tariff Debate Trade between the U.S. and Mexico fuels industries on both sides of the border, but tariffs threaten to upend this delicate balance. While some argue tariffs protect domestic jobs, others warn they create more harm than good. The question is: do tariffs on Mexico actually help U.S. businesses, or do they […]
Why Nearshoring Manufacturing in Mexico Will Keep Thriving in 2025, Even Amid Tariff Challenges
When it comes to manufacturing, Mexico has proven to be more than just a neighbor to the U.S.—it’s a strategic partner. But with ongoing tariff discussions, you might wonder: will the nearshoring manufacturing in Mexico lose steam in 2025? The short answer is no. In fact, it’s set to grow. Let’s unpack why companies will […]
Breaking Free from China’s Grip: Moving Your Manufacturing Out of China
You may consider moving your manufacturing out of China to another country such as the US, or possibly setting up product assembly in Mexico, if you currently have shelter manufacturing services in China, but are concerned about tariffs imposed by the United States hurting your bottom line, or if you are concerned about China intellectual […]
Understanding Section 232 and Its Impact on Manufacturing in Mexico
Section 232 is a lesser-known trade policy that has recently created waves in industries like steel and automotive manufacturing. This brief but powerful section of U.S. trade law gives the President authority to impose tariffs and quotas that restrict certain imports. This is if they are considered threats to national security. As the current administration […]