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Cost of Labor Liberalized Trade Intellectual Property Economic Status Barriers to Entry Supply Chain Efficiencies [email protected] www.tetakawi.com tetakawi @mexicoadvantage tetakawi 8350 E Old Vail Rd Tucson, AZ 85747 1.800.897.3158 For more informaon contact: Business Development Tetakawi Offshore manufacturing is a strategic decision any company operang in the industrial sector must consider. While China may be the first locaon to come to mind when making this choice, manufacturing in Mexico has unique nearshore advantages. Let’s take a look at some of the key differences between manufacturing in Mexico and China. Labor in China costs five mes more than it did 10 years ago Mexico parcipates in 11 trade agreement spanning 43 countries China only parcipates in eight agreements in 14 countries Mexico’s GDP increased 0.8 percent in Q3 2015, while China’s growth was at its lowest since 2009 It takes 33 days and 13 total procedures to start a new business in China. In Mexico, it takes six days and six procedures. Mexico parcipates in 14 internaonal agreements that protect intellectual property, while 40 percent of online goods in China are counterfeit. In Mexico, it costs $1,800 and takes one week to ship a 40-foot container to the U.S., compared to China where it costs $4,300 and takes five weeks. Researchers predicted the cost of outsourcing to China would be the same as manufacturing in the U.S. by the end of 2015. Today, Mexican workers earn 11 percent less than their Chinese counterparts. Manufacturing labor costs in Mexico are projected to be 19 percent lower than in China. 2006 2016 19% WHEN COMPARING THE TWO LOCATIONS, MEXICO IS A STRONGER CHOICE FOR OFFSHORE MANUFACTURING. Manufacturing in Mexico vs. China

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Page 1: Manufacturing in Mexico vs. China - Tetakawi · 2019-04-25 · Offshore manufacturing is a strategic decision any company operating in the industrial sector must consider. While

Cost of Labor

Liberalized Trade Intellectual Property

Economic Status Barriers to Entry

Supply ChainEfficiencies

[email protected]

tetakawi@mexicoadvantagetetakawi

8350 E Old Vail RdTucson, AZ 857471.800.897.3158

For more information contact:Business Development Tetakawi

Offshore manufacturing is a strategic decision any company operating in the industrial sector must consider. While China may be the first location to come to mind when making this choice, manufacturing in Mexico

has unique nearshore advantages. Let’s take a look at some of the key differences between manufacturing in Mexico and China.

Labor in Chinacosts five timesmore than it did10 years ago

Mexico participates in11 trade agreementspanning 43 countries

China only participates in eight agreements in 14 countries

Mexico’s GDP increased0.8 percent in Q3 2015, while China’s growth wasat its lowest since 2009

It takes 33 days and13 total proceduresto start a new business in China. In Mexico, it takessix days and six procedures.

Mexico participates in 14 international agreements thatprotect intellectualproperty, while40 percent of onlinegoodsin China are counterfeit.

In Mexico, it costs $1,800 and takesone week to ship a 40-foot containerto the U.S., compared to China where it costs $4,300 and takesfive weeks.

Researchers predictedthe cost of outsourcing to China would be thesame as manufacturingin the U.S. by the end of 2015.

Today, Mexican workers earn11 percent lessthan their Chinese counterparts.

Manufacturing labor costs in Mexico are projected to be 19 percent lower than in China.

2006 2016

19%

WHEN COMPARING THE TWO LOCATIONS, MEXICO IS A STRONGERCHOICE FOR OFFSHORE MANUFACTURING.

Manufacturing inMexico vs. China