The chambers that bring together automotive sector in Mexico expressed their concern about the locks of roads y customs of the country, which “are significantly affecting the supply chain for vehicle production plants, both in Mexico and in USA”.
The National Auto Parts Industry (WHEN), the Mexican Association of Automotive Distributors (AMDA) and Mexican Association of the Automotive Industry (AMIA), among others, accused that export operations are compromised with these actions, which prevents compliance with international commitments.
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“The blockades of roads, railways and customs areas are significantly harming the transportation and delivery of both components and vehicles. This is compromising Mexico’s ability to provide inputs to production plants in the United States, the foreign trade operations of the industry (the country’s main export sector), and the availability of both units and spare parts for the domestic market.”
“We understand the social problems that may give rise to these blockades, but It is crucial to have alternatives so that these episodes do not affect the country’s economy. Therefore, we urge the competent authorities and all those involved to restore normality on the country’s roads and customs, and prevent future similar situations to guarantee the security and free movement of goods and people.”
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The automotive industry said it is committed to the stability, growth and prosperity of the country and we reiterate our readiness to collaborate with the authorities.