AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUS Tariffs Over Forced Labor: The U.S. Trade Representative proposed new duties tied to forced-labor imports, with 10% levies for some partners including Mexico and 12.5% for others; the plan is open for public comment and could reshape North American trade costs. USMCA Renewal Push: Canada and Mexico are again urging the U.S. to extend the USMCA for longer, as trade talks and tariff threats add pressure on supply chains. Mexico Border Security & Trade Disruption: Separate reports highlight major US–Mexico tunnel busts and arrests, underscoring how cross-border crime and enforcement are colliding with logistics and business risk. Baja California Tourism Strategy: Mexico’s border state launched a new tourism campaign focused on sustainability and community-led experiences, aiming to boost arrivals and local economic benefits. World Cup Business Build-Up: FIFA’s pre-tournament spending race is already driving promotions across food and beverage brands, with Mexico positioned as a key host-market for visitor spending.
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