The Heat: China-Mexico Cooperation

“Made in Mexico” takes on a new meaning for many Chinese companies who want to sell American consumers everything from furniture to electronics. 

In the wake of global supply chain issues during the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing trade war between the United States and China, many Chinese companies are adjusting their delivery strategies. Chinese businesses are establishing factories in northern Mexico to produce and deliver products to the United States in less time.

Joining the discussion: 

Pola Grijalva is the President of the China Chamber of Commerce Mexico and Senior Partner with the World Trade and Investment Group.  
Rafael Bernal is a staff writer for the political newspaper, The Hill.
Yan Liang is an endowed chair of Economics at Willamette University.  
Andy Mok is a Senior Research Fellow with the Center for China and Globalization.  

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[davinxi]

Would love to see China and Mexico sharing social and cultural activities with each other. Both have great culture and food. Cultural exchange programs would help more bridge the gap between these great countries!

[tien]

👏🇨🇳🤝🇲🇽..This will create lots of jobs for Mexican people and great for Mexico 🇲🇽 economic growth as well as China 🇨🇳 trades with other's nations worldwide 🌐 especially with Latino speaking countries..👍..

[jayceh]

The United States is not the largest market in the world.
Retail sales in China passed US in 2019 (goods consumption excluding services)

[swordmary]

❤❤❤ It Takes More Power To Build Than To Burn~ Hopefully, Modernization of Mexico Infrastructure will motivate DCs InsiderTraders to finally invest in their OWN National Infrastructure & Health Security ❤❤❤

[alfred-vzti]

at last, a way to help the usa get used to the belt and road initiative.

[sglearning]

continuous overseas collaboration with Mexico and other countries will help build these countries and China economic survival good learning for China

[g.m.]

Will I be seeing a hi speed train in Mexico before the United States 😊

[g.m.]

Mexico is a very rich country why hasn’t the west seriously invested in Mexico so why are so many people crossing the United States border to look for jobs and opportunities how many times have the United States over thrown their government over the years 😊

[passingwind]

Its the US that has to return it to Mexico...

[Zerpentsa]

Mexico needs to return Texas abd California and New Mexico to its motherland.

[barryshaw]

Another Win-Win for both countries, congratulations Mexico.

[danielwong]

Job creation is important to Mexico, certainly it helps the mexican migration problem faced by American in their border

[aknightkos]

All country can play the same game. Usa packed up its companies to move to mexico to reduces production cost, so does companies from all other countries. What's good for US company is also good for companies of other countries.

[locNguyen-jbvt]

There different companies and all companies are mainland..know your owner don't blanket we are not stupid

[pingpong]

🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️free hongkong


mexico♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[Raz-Al-Raziz]

Free Hong Kong 😂😂😂 lol Stockholm syndrome much

[cD-vggo]

Mexico is Gonna Regret This.... No question

[AmerinDay]

As long as the Chinese are hiring Mexican's and not bringing hundreds or thousands of Chinese workers to Mexico to replace the Mexican Workers then that is Okay. Next, if any of these Chinese Companies are found to be dealing with the Cartel's as a way around what should otherwise not be done, then they should be removed from Mexico by the Mexican government without questions. The End.