Nearshoring Fuels Mexican Manufacturing Growth

Written by Adrienne Selko and Tonya Vinas March 14, 2012

Partner David Rutchik is quoted as an expert resource in this article about the current impacts of nearshore outsourcing on Mexico’s manufacturing industry. Sample excerpt: “’Mexico's exporting structure has been based on the U.S. market where 90% of the products land. But during the recent economic downturn, in the past three years, they have reduced this number to less than 80%. Their export markets are more diverse, with Latin America growing. In fact, trade with Brazil alone has increased fivefold,’ explains David Rutchik, a partner with Pace Harmon, an outsourcing advisory services firm.”

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