Supply chains have ceased to be merely an operational function and have become a strategic factor that determines where companies invest, how they design their operations, and which markets they can supply most efficiently. In this new scenario, logistics infrastructure and the development of industrial parks play a central role in strengthening Mexico's competitiveness.

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The supply chain encompasses the activities, talent, and processes necessary to deliver a product to an end customer; it includes everything that happens between demand detection, suppliers, manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution, among others.

Companies have found it necessary to diversify their suppliers, bring production closer to consumer markets, and find the best options for having everything nearby, thus minimizing the impact of rising energy and fuel costs.

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With nearshoring, Mexico still has a great opportunity to become a key logistics hub for the United States market.

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