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  • Nearshoring to Mexico: A Nine Part Webinar Series

    Learn What it Takes to Successfully Nearshore Are you concerned about the escalating risks and the rising costs of sourcing or manufacturing your products in China? If so, you’re not alone. Many companies are exploring the potential of nearshoring to Mexico. However, this transition comes with its own set of unique challenges and strategic puzzles....

  • Successfully Nearshoring to Mexico: A Nine-Part Webinar Series

    Are you concerned about the escalating risks and the rising costs of sourcing or manufacturing your products in China? If so, you’re not alone. Many companies are exploring the potential of nearshoring to Mexico. However, this transition comes with its own set of unique challenges and strategic puzzles. That’s why Harris Sliwoski and GlobalAutoIndustry.com are...

  • How to Use Mexico Shelter Manufacturing to Replace Your China Manufacturing

    Mexico versus China for Manufacturing A growing number of companies manufacturing in China are looking to move their manufacturing out of China entirely or to reduce their footprint there by adding manufacturing elsewhere. The choice of manufacturing location can profoundly impact cost-effectiveness, logistical efficiency, and overall competitiveness. This post focuses on the transition from...

  • Nearshoring to Mexico: The Key Questions to Ask

    Issue Orientation As the US relationship with China deteriorates across the political, military, economic, and trade dimensions, US companies with manufacturing operations in China are increasingly seeking out strategies to diversify supply chains, mitigate compliance risk, minimize duty exposure, reduce costs, and manage uncertainty. Though several approaches have been pursued since the...

  • In or Out. Thumbs Up or Down on Mexico.

    Last year, I asked my good friend Andrew Hupert of North American Strategic Planning to explain what is involved in moving manufacturing from China to Mexico. I chose Andrew for this because he has spent so much time in both China and Mexico, navigating their manufacturing systems from the inside. My law firm frequently consulted with...

  • Top Ten Reasons Chinese Companies Fail in America (and Mexico)

    Way back in 2010, I wrote Ten Reasons Chinese Companies Fail In The U.S. for Forbes Magazine. My top ten list in that article was as follows: 1. Chinese companies focus on a Chinese consumer, not an American one. 2. Chinese companies fail to realize how one reputation-damaging mistake in the United States can doom...

  • Mexico for China Managers, Part 5: The Three Types of China-Mexico Supply Chain Transitions

    Increasing enmity between China and the West, stemming from China’s increasingly aggressive actions regarding Taiwan, China’s COVID-zero policy and a whole host of other issues, have caused foreign companies that do business in or with China to reassess. See Nancy Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan is Really Bad for Your China Business and Sourcing Product From China Just Got...

  • Mexico for China Managers, Part 4: A G­­­­­­uide to Cross-Culture Negotiation

    Increasing enmity between China and the West, stemming from China’s increasingly aggressive actions regarding Taiwan, China’s COVID-zero policy and a whole host of other issues facing foreign companies that do business in or with China, has caused foreign companies that do business in or with China to reassess. See Nancy Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan is Really Bad for...

  • Mexico for China Managers Part 3: Comparing China and Mexico Manufacturing at the Operational Level

    Increasing enmity between China and the West, stemming rom China’s increasingly aggressive actions regarding Taiwan, China’s COVID-zero policy and a whole host of other issues facing foreign companies that do business in or with China, has caused foreign companies that do business in or with China to reassess. See Nancy Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan is...

  • Mexico for China Managers Part 2: China vs. Mexico as Supply Chain Hubs

    Increasing enmity between China and the West, stemming in large part from China’s increasingly aggressive actions regarding Taiwan, China’s COVID-zero policy, and a whole host of other issues facing foreign companies that do business in or with China, has caused just about every foreign company involved with China to reassess. See Nancy Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan...

  • Moving Manufacturing to Mexico from China: The Questions We Got

    A few weeks ago, we did a webinar on moving manufacturing from China to Mexico. To watch the webinar, go here. To see the Powerpoints from the webinar, go here. We had nearly 1,000 registrants for that webinar and we got a ton of questions, both beforehand and during it — way more than we...

  • Moving Your Manufacturing to Mexico from China: The Webinar Replay

    For anyone who was not able to join our webinar, Moving Your Manufacturing to Mexico from China, we’ve got you covered! Below, please find the full presentation for your viewing pleasure. You can download the PowerPoints HERE. You can download the transcript HERE. Better yet, you can watch the whole thing by clicking the below....

  • Moving Your Manufacturing to Mexico from China: FREE Webinar

    Register HERE! Are you contemplating moving your manufacturing to Mexico from China? If you are, sign up now for our free webinar on exactly that.  Companies that have their products made in China are increasingly seeking to diversify their supply chains away from China and its COVID/Omicron factory shutdowns, rising energy costs and shortages, rising...

  • Shelter Manufacturing in Mexico: Back by Popular Demand

    Last week we asked Eduardo Saavedra, Executive Vice President of Business Development for Tetakawi, to write about Mexican shelter manufacturing as an alternative to the contract manufacturing, with which our readers tend to be more familiar due to their manufacturing operations in China. Our writings on manufacturing moving from China to Mexico have been incredibly...

  • “Mexico is the New China” and Manufacturers are Moving There

    The above is a direct quote from a client for whom my law firm is now in the process of helping his company move its production from China to Mexico. He said this about China and Mexico, right after setting saying that he “is done with China” because his company is unable to sell a...

  • Made in Mexico and the U.S.-China Trade War

    The US-China trade war has helped vault Mexico far past China as a U.S. trading partner. As global companies seek to diversify their supply chains, Mexico offers proximity to U.S. markets, modern infrastructure, access to ports for global distribution and a highly skilled, well-educated workforce. Mexico is open to foreign direct investment (FDI) in the...

  • Global Law and Business Podcast – Hector Correa (Mexico)

    Listen HERE or stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Stitcher, or Soundcloud! At Harris Bricken, we keep close tabs on what is happening around the world, and we know that our friends and clients do, as well. We are happy to provide this podcast series: Global Law and Business, hosted by international attorneys Fred Rocafort and Jonathan Bench, where we look at the world...

  • So You Want to Take Your Business Global?

    We were prompted to write this post by talk that Mexico should consider joining the RCEP (Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership). But how many Mexican companies can really take advantage of the opportunities these sorts of trade agreements bring? How many Mexican companies are in a position to penetrate other markets? There’s nothing wrong with internationalism,...

  • Global Law and Business Podcast – Patricia Almada (Mexico)

    Listen HERE or stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Soundcloud! The large-scale shift to telework brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic is prompting businesses around the world to explore new avenues to engage with clients and friends. Harris Bricken is no exception, and we are proud to announce our new podcast series: Global Law and...

  • Global Law and Business Podcast: Mariana Gallegos (Mexico)

    Listen HERE or stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Soundcloud! The large-scale shift to telework brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic is prompting businesses around the world to explore new avenues to engage with clients and friends. Harris Bricken is no exception, and we are proud to announce our new podcast series: Global Law and...

  • Hemp CBD Across State Lines: New Mexico

    The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (“2018 Farm Bill”) legalized hemp by removing the crop and its derivatives from the definition of marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act (“CSA”) and by providing a detailed framework for the cultivation of hemp. The 2018 Farm Bill gives the US Department of Agriculture (“USDA”) regulatory authority over hemp...

  • USMCA and Cannabis Trade

    Last week, amid the impeachment turmoil, President Trump and Democratic leadership somehow agreed on a landmark international trade agreement. The package is generally referred to as USMCA (U.S-Mexico-Canada Agreement), or sometimes as NAFTA 2.0. Although the White House has not yet released a final copy of USMCA, its contents are widely known. As expected, USCMA...

  • Cannabis Legalization Roundup: Mexico, Luxembourg, Switzerland

    We like to check in from time to time on what’s happening with marijuana legalization around the world. To date, around 40 countries have legalized marijuana for medical use. Many more countries have decriminalized marijuana to some extent, and a few have straight up “legalized” recreational marijuana. Among these bellwethers, South Africa and Georgia allow for possession...

  • Seizures at School: New Mexico Federal Court Says IDEA Protections Do Not Extend to Medical Cannabis Use

    We’ve written a lot about cannabis and the Controlled Substances Act.  From immigration to waste dumping. From the Fair Labor Standards Act to the STATES Act, our articles run the gamut. Not long ago we wrote about a decision by the Second Circuit that may force the DEA to re- or deschedule marijuana after writing...

  • ICYMI: Governor Newsom Will Send National Guard to Fight Illegal California Cannabis Grows

    We’ve been saying for the last year that as California’s legal marijuana program continues to roll out, the state’s enforcement against illegal operators will continue to ramp up. During his state of the state address on February 12, 2019, Governor Gavin Newsom announced that the National Guard will be utilized to eliminate unlicensed cannabis farms....

  • Mexico-China Economic Relations, Part 2: Mexico Talks Internationalization but its Actions Indicate Otherwise [En español tambien]

    In part one of this series, Mexico-China Economic Relations: New Administration, Same Old Shortcomings, I discussed how Mexico’s new federal administration does not seem to have a sophisticated strategy for dealing with China. In this post, I will discuss the implications of what appears to be the Federal Government’s China policy, based in large part...

  • Mexico-China Economic Relations: New Administration, Same Old Shortcomings [En español tambien]

    The China Daily recently interviewed Felipe Garcia, Commercial Counselor of the Mexican Embassy in Beijing regarding Mexico-China relations. The gist of the interview was that Mexico-China relations would improve under Mexico’s new federal administration because both countries want closer relations and because China knows just what is needed for such closer relations. In the China...

  • Improving Mexico and China Business Relations: Make it the Law

    The following is a guest post by Adrián Cisneros Aguilar.* A Spanish language translation is directly below the English version. Over the past decade, I have come to the reluctant conclusion that most Mexican companies are unwilling to spend the time or the money to get timely, experienced, and appropriate help when doing business with China....

  • Is Mexico Really Better Without China? Part Two

    In part one of this series, I discussed former Mexican Ambassador to China Jorge Guajardo’s opinion piece on what he saw wrong with the China-Mexico economic relationship. In this, the conclusion, I will present Guajardo’s proposed solution and offer my own advice on how Mexico should deal with China. Ambassador Guajardo’s analysis of the China-Mexico economic relationship...

  • State of Cannabis: New Mexico

    This is proving to be a big year for cannabis. As a result, we are ranking the fifty states from worst to best on how they treat cannabis and those who consume it. Each of our State of Cannabis posts will analyze one state and our final post will crown the best state for cannabis. As is...

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