Isabel Clavijo Mostajo, vice president of institutional affairs at PRODENSA: “To make Mexico a prime location for companies’ reshoring supply chains, we need to focus on three key areas: infrastructure, trade facilitation and targeted incentives for strategic sectors. First, reliable infrastructure—particularly in water and energy—is essential. Even with incentives, inadequate infrastructure will deter companies from relocating closer to main markets. Access to consistent resources is crucial for reducing operational risks and costs, making infrastructure development a priority. Second, trade facilitation builds trust between companies and tax authorities, which is essential for the efficient movement of goods. Companies are more likely to invest when they know they can rely on streamlined, predictable customs and regulatory processes. This trust in trade facilitation makes Mexico a more attractive partner for businesses seeking dependable supply chain solutions. Lastly, targeted incentives are necessary to…”