Mexico wants more Tier 2 suppliers

Magna's Saltillo seating plant produces mechanisms for Chrysler Group minivan seats that stow into the floor. Magna employs 23,000 at 30 manufacturing sites in Mexico.

August 06, 2014 05:00 AM

MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's auto industry has launched a long-term effort to develop a national network of Tier 2 suppliers.

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