Suppliers fret over rising costs, crime in fast-growing Mexico

Automakers and suppliers doing business in Mexico, such as General Motors in Ramos Arizpe, have been hurt by a strengthening peso. (REUTERS)

June 30, 2024 09:00 AM

As the auto sector considers Mexico for new industry investment, some companies say they're running into troubling issues.

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