With the goal of strengthening the local integration of the country's auto parts industries, the National Auto Parts Industry (INA) announced the launch of a supplier development project in collaboration with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), an arm of the World Bank.

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The INA reported that it is already in the supplier requirements identification phase. The goal is ambitious, as it seeks to integrate more than 50% of participating small and medium-sized businesses to establish direct business relationships with international firms.

According to the organization's estimates, these alliances could increase the operational efficiency of Mexican companies by more than 46%. In addition to underscoring the strength of the sector, the INA emphasized that a large portion of Mexican manufacturers already comply with the rules of origin established by the USMCA.

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The automotive sector has shown that it's not enough to withstand the ups and downs of international trade; it's necessary to anticipate. With this in mind, initiatives like this turn uncertainty into an opportunity for local innovation.

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