China in Mexico: What Q1 Data Reveals About Your Supply Chain

Asian-origin inputs are reshaping Mexico's import structure ahead of the July 1 USMCA review deadline — and your compliance exposure may be larger than your data suggests.

A Few Companies and Countries Are Reshaping Mexico’s Finished-Dose Pharma Imports

Why the shift toward hormone-related finished-dose medicaments matters for external demand sensing, source concentration, and competitive intelligence

What Mexico’s Biscuit and Wafer Imports Reveal About Snacking Demand

How regime mix, product structure, and importer participation help distinguish domestic demand from manufacturing-linked flows in Mexico’s snack trade

Automotive Exports Logistics in Mexico

Where the Freight Opportunity Is Concentrating

Mexico’s Import Growth Is Coming From One Place — and It’s Not a Simple Nearshoring Story

Early-2026 imports into Mexico rose 6.9% year over year, but the entire net increase came from one bucket: non-USMCA goods entering under IMMEX/program regimes. That matters—but because these figures are measured in current USD customs value, part of that jump likely reflects higher freight-loaded landed costs on long-haul supply chains, not just more physical volume.

Benford’s Law and Supply Chain Risk: A New Lens for International Trade Data

Mexico’s 2025 Export Close: A Breakout Year—But Not a Broad-Based One

Exports accelerated, the sector mix shifted decisively, and supply-chain visibility became a strategic requirement—not a nice-to-have.

Mexico’s Beer Export Machine

Public-verified. Transaction-explained. A showcase case-study for Mexico market research (domestic + trade).

Mexico’s Exports Have Quietly Flipped to an 80/20 IMMEX-Program Model

Why Program/IMMEX exports now carry four out of every five export dollars – and what that says about nearshoring

From IMMEX-Only to Dual-Channel Nearshoring: What Computer OEM Imports Reveal (2020–2025)

How Mexico’s computer manufacturers quietly rewired their import regimes and turned Virtual operations into a second engine of scale.

Mexico’s Auto Nearshoring Core

Built in the Boom, Proven in the Slowdown

Beyond the Aggregate: How 37,441 Mexican Exporters Performed in 2025

From big players to the long tail: who’s growing, who’s shrinking, and what that means for your strategy