Mexico Supply Chain
Intelligence

Data-driven analysis of Mexico's manufacturing and commercial ecosystem — trade flows, supply chains, nearshoring trends, and competitive dynamics. Designed for procurement and strategy leaders at foreign companies with operations in or entering Mexico.

Chief Procurement Officers

Chief Data & Analytics Officers

Market Entry & Strategy Teams

Supply Chain Leaders

What each edition covers

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Trade flow analysis

Sector-level import and export movements — who is gaining volume, which corridors are shifting, and what the data signals about demand structure in Mexico.

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Supply chain intelligence

Supplier ecosystems, distribution architecture, and cross-border production patterns — built from transaction-level customs records, not industry estimates.

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Nearshoring signals

Where production is actually relocating, which sectors are leading, and how nearshoring flows are reshaping supplier and competitive structures in key corridors.

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Competitive positioning

Who is gaining and losing share in key industrial sectors — market share movements, new entrants, and structural shifts before they appear in public reporting.

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USMCA & corridor updates

How cross-border flows are evolving, which gateways are carrying growing volume, and what logistics dynamics mean for sourcing decisions.

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Investment & risk signals

Operational signals shaping sourcing, investment, and risk decisions — the indicators that move before headlines and quarterly reports catch up.

Recent edition topics

Trade flows

Mexico's 2025 export close — a breakout year, but not broad-based

IMMEX

Import growth concentrated in non-USMCA virtual flows — Q1 2026

Logistics

Automotive corridor concentration — $47.3B through a single gateway

Nearshoring

Bajío corridor growing at 2× the national manufacturing average

Competitive

Drivetrain exporter share shifts — GKN and Dana gaining, Sistemas contracting

Risk signals

Gateway concentration creating systemic logistics exposure in key sectors

Recent editions

Apr 7, 2026 Automotive Exports Logistics in Mexico — Gateway and Corridor Analysis Logistics → Apr 2, 2026 Mexico's Import Growth Is Coming From One Place IMMEX → Feb 11, 2026 Mexico's 2025 Export Close: A Breakout Year — But Not a Broad-Based One Trade flows → Jan 28, 2026 Drivetrain Exporter Share Shifts — Who is Gaining and Why Competitive →

Published in English

Every edition produced in English — written for US and Canadian procurement and strategy teams, not translated from Spanish.

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