Opportunities in Mexico’s paper industry
The market depends on imports since it does not produce enough to meet domestic demand.
Mexico’s dynamic plastics industry
Mexico is the world's eleventh-largest manufacturer of plastic products, and the industry is largely reliant on imports.
Mexico explores sustainable public transport options
Among the projects receiving investment are expansion of the Mexico City Metro, buses, streetcars, light trains and bicycles.
Mexico’s confectionery industry
Domestic production surpasses demand and Mexico is an exporter in this category, but Wisconsin companies can support domestic production with raw materials, machinery, packaging, etc.
Mexico relies on imported aluminum
A lack of domestic bauxite mines means Mexico can't make enough aluminum domestically to meet demand.
Mexico’s mining industry remains a pillar of the economy
A recent boom in production and increase in the value of metals and precious metals have attracted foreign players to the market.
Strong demand for snack foods in Mexico
A rising need for food that can be eaten on the go is creating opportunities for Wisconsin food product exporters.
Mexico’s fast-growing heavy construction equipment market
By supplying Mexican manufacturers, U.S. companies can tap into the larger Latin American market.
Strong growth in Mexico’s market for cosmetics, beauty, personal care products
Mexico's market is the second-largest in Latin America, after Brazil.
Strong demand for imports of power tools in Mexico
With domestic manufacturers unable to keep up with this demand, Wisconsin companies can help supply the needed tools.
