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According to a recent report from Morgan Stanley, Mexican manufacturing exports are anticipated to increase from $455 billion today to $609 billion over the next several years.

The U.S./Mexico northbound/southbound gap continues to grow

The Mexico economy continues to gain momentum due to nearshoring.

Mexico’s automotive industry is growing rapidly, primarily driven by the recovery of the US automotive market.

Mexico cargo theft is a pain point for shippers – what can you do to mitigate your risk?

Schneider has begun to provide Mexico to upper Midwest intermodal service on the newly formed CPKC

The city gained the No. 1 spot among the nation’s 450 international trade gateways

A driver shortage in Mexico and heightened port volumes point to increasing demand in the country.

Schneider’s Mexico team recently moved to a new office in the Polanco District of Mexico City, and hosted customers to celebrate, as well as explore cross-border transportation solutions.

According to Forbes Mexico, industrial regions in Mexico are becoming much more important manufacturing hubs for household appliances. This is due to nearshoring and the United States Mexico and Canada (USMCA) Agreement.

Nearshoring allows investors from China, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea to transfer their factories and production processes to closer locations that result in lower costs.

Natural gas is the base of the nation’s electric power system, but the country faces challenges with transmission and distribution.

Cargo theft continues to increase in Mexico. Schneider can help you to mitigate your risk.

A newly proposed bill would allow drivers under 21-years old to move freight from ports, and the U.S. DOT expected to issue a joint proposal regarding automatic emergency braking systems on heavy-duty trucks.

Long-haul trucking services dominate the industry as Mexico's road transport, accounting for more than 85% of the country's total freight transport.