Tecma Group of Companies

03/25/2026

The 2026 USMCA review is approaching.

Manufacturers and investors are watching closely as North America evaluates the future of the trade agreement.

While the review does not automatically lead to renegotiation, it could result in policy updates that influence supply chains, sourcing strategies, and investment decisions.

In this article, we explore what the 2026 USMCA review could mean for manufacturing, supply chains, and investment across North America.

03/19/2026

José Grajeda has been part of Tecma since the very beginning, playing a key role in shaping the company into what it is today. His vision, commitment, and passion have left a lasting impact on every team and every person who has had the opportunity to work with him.

His career reflects hard work, true leadership, and a genuine love for what he does.

As one chapter closes, a new one begins, and his legacy will always be part of Tecma.

Thank you for everything, José Grajeda. 💙 Enjoy your Retirment!

03/13/2026

U.S. companies are relocating and expanding operations in Mexico, driven by workforce availability, competitive labor costs, and proximity to the U.S., making it a strategic hub for business.

03/13/2026

“China is no longer the obvious option”

Today at the Mexico’s Supply Chain Summit 2026, our Chairman & CEO, Alan Russell, explains why Mexico is the right place to seize new manufacturing opportunities.

02/26/2026

The national warehouse market is changing. While vacancy rates are rising across the U.S., demand for high-quality, modern space near the border is surging.

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As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.

02/12/2026

Is your Mexico Manufacturing strategy ready for 2026?

While proximity to the U.S. remains a strategic advantage, today’s stronger Peso and increased regulatory oversight require manufacturers to rethink their operational strategies.

To stay competitive, global companies are pairing geographic advantages with:
- Shelter Models to absorb policy changes.
- Currency Agility to manage local overhead.
- Compliance Expertise for seamless trade.

At Tecma, we handle the complexity so you can focus on production.

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As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.

09/09/2025

The manufacturing sector is undergoing a profound transformation.

From AI-driven operations to sustainable production and resilient supply chains, industry experts are identifying the strategic trends that are shaping the future of manufacturing.

Are you ready to face these trends in your operations?

As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.

08/18/2025

Global manufacturing is evolving, and Mexico is a key focus.
Here's why:

- Shifting Trade Policies: Global policies are redirecting supply chains.
- Nearshoring: Proximity to major markets offers logistical advantages.
- USMCA: The agreement provides trade certainty for North American production.

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As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.

08/08/2025

Manufacturing in Mexico under USMCA helps companies reduce tariffs, cut costs, and strengthen supply chains, even in uncertain global conditions.

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As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.

07/28/2025

Mexico's automotive manufacturing industry is evolving and becoming the center of North American vehicle manufacturing.

Under the USMCA agreement, foreign companies can benefit from reduced customs duties and tariff-free access, making it attractive for many manufacturers looking to reduce costs.

As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.

07/11/2025

Foreign expansion can be complex, but for manufacturers considering Mexico, there's a powerful solution.

Foreign manufacturers can leverage the shelter model to establish operations in Mexico, thereby bypassing the need for a standalone legal entity. Partnering with a Shelter Service provider like Tecma, allows foreign companies to focus on core production activities while Tecma takes care of all administrative, legal, and logistical responsibilities.

Ready to unlock Mexico's manufacturing advantages? Discover how shelter services accelerate your market entry, reduce costs, and mitigate risks

As new U.S. tariffs disrupt global trade, the deeply integrated manufacturing relationship with Mexico remains a vital asset. From automotive to steel, this article explores why North American industry depends on cross-border collaboration for long-term competitiveness.