Talking T-MEC (USMCA) with Dr. José Zozaya
Dr. Zozaya discusses the role of the automotive industry in the Mexican economy.
USMCA Rules: Ensure Compliance And Mitigate Risks
Thomas Karig, managing director, TKonsult, and former VP for Volkswagen Mexico, shares his knowledge on the subject.
Unions File 1st Labor Rights Petition Under New USMCA
What will the impact be on automotive suppliers?
Legislative Update
Let’s take a look at some key issues impacting the industry in the coming months.
The New USMCA: Key Issues, Challenges And Impact
This audio interview features attorney Leslie A. Glick, an attorney specializing in International Trade and Customs.
MEMA Fights For USMCA MPF Fix
The association thanks Capitol Hill trade leaders for its passage.
Trade Agreement Language Victory For The Aftermarket
Ensuring the aftermarket was protected in this new trade agreement was well over a six-month process for MEMA.
MEMA/AASA Score USMCA Trade Victory For The Aftermarket
Negotiated terms will protect the automotive aftermarket from additional compliance requirements and complexities.
MEMA Invited to USMCA White House Signing
Passage of the USMCA will provide economic certainty and ensure manufacturers stay competitive globally.
US Congress Reaches Deal On USMCA
Representatives from the U.S., Mexico and Canada have traveled to Mexico City to sign the compromise agreement, which will then be voted on by each country’s legislature.
MEMA And AASA Strongly Oppose New Tariffs On Mexico Imports; Urges Return To The Hard Work Of Implementing The USMCA
AASA and MEMA say they share President Trump’s concerns about security at the U.S. – Mexico border. However, imposing tariffs on all goods crossing the Mexican border will not provide a more secure border, the associations believe.
MEMA Calls On Congress To Pass USMCA
The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) issued a statement today from Bill Long, president and CEO of MEMA and current president and COO of AASA, urging Congress to pass the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, created by the Trump administration to replace the 25-year-old NAFTA agreement.