WHY BUY IN MEXICO?
Find a Supplier in Mexico
Save Time and Money
Near-shoring to Mexico has economic and logistic benefits compared to offshoring to China and other markets abroad. Given the geographic proximity to Mexico, American, Canadian, Central and South American companies, both large and small, are gaining considerable advantages by finding suppliers in Mexico versus trying to navigate the complexities and other major issues that come with dealing with offshore equivalents.
Mexico as a great ally
Working with a supplier in Mexico offers tremendous benefits to businesses that are looking to boost profitability while maintaining high-quality standards for their products.
Historically backed
The practice of working with suppliers in Mexico is backed by a history of successful trade among large-scale businesses, including the world’s largest automaker, General Motors.
A global solution
Bizbiz Pay allows both small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) to get the same benefits of importing from Mexico (lower costs and more diversified supply chains), while supporting their globalization efforts.
Reasons SMBs find suppliers in Mexico so advantageous:
MULTIPLE ADVANTAGES FOR A GLOBAL MARKET
The USMCA advantage
The United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement makes it easy for North American companies to find suppliers in Mexico thanks to Mexico’s lower wages and superior worker productivity (compared to China). As a result, Mexican manufacturing activity has reaped the rewards of many fixed costs, including lower energy, wages, and shipping costs.
Manufacturing profitability
With manufacturing accounting for more than 30 percent of Mexico’s GDP, the Mexican manufacturing base is one of the most highly sought-after among businesses. Today, Mexico is rated far ahead of China in after-market services and prototype manufacturing.
Higher margins
Because of lower energy costs and wages, whether your business sells furniture, apparel, automotive components, or small computer chips, manufacturing your product in Mexico has lower costs and, and as a result, higher margins.
