Sheinbaum and businessmen renew package against inflation

The Secretary of Finance and Public Credit, Édgar Amador Zamora, explained that the renewal of Pacic includes 20 production companies and 12 self-service chains in which the basic basket will not increase in the next six months.

Mexico City, November 18, 2025.- The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardosigned this Tuesday together with businessmen from self-service stores y agribusiness the renewal of Package Against Inflation and Famine (Pacic)which keeps in 910 pesos the price of the 24 products of the basic basketthat is, not increases its price and with this the popular economy.

“Congratulating ourselves on this agreement and maintaining this collaboration going forward is very important. As long as the minimum wage increases because the minimum wage from 2018 to date has actually increased by 125 percent in real terms and we want it to continue increasing above inflation for the benefit of Mexican families, it has been shown that if the minimum wage increases it reduces poverty, it is the main indicator, maintaining above inflation and guaranteeing that the basic basket is maintained, even without increasing inflation, it is the best we can offer to the people,” the president said from the Treasury Room of the National Palace.

The Head of the federal Executive thanked the representatives of production companies and self-service chains for signing this renewal, as she assured that it is an excellent example of how the Government and the private initiative collaborate for the benefit of Mexican families, particularly those who have the least.

Sheinbaum Pardo highlighted that Mexico is in a very good moment, since foreign direct investment and exports increased. “With these agreements and the willingness to invest in our country, we are going to come out even better in 2026,” he added.

The Secretary of Finance and Public Credit, Édgar Amador Zamora, explained that the renewal of Pacic contemplates 20 production companies and 12 self-service chains in which the basic basket will not increase in the next six months, which means that a price of 910 pesos has been maintained during the last year, representing a reduction of at least 3.4 percent in real terms.

He pointed out that the Pacic has been a measure to contain the basic basket with a positive effect, since in the first 10 months of the year, the average level of inflation is the lowest since 2022, when this agreement began to be signed. He added that according to the weekly monitoring of the Federal Consumer Prosecutor’s Office (Profeco), the average price of the basic basket went from 886.50 pesos in November 2014 to 845 pesos in 2025, that is, a reduction of 4.7 percent.

The president of the Business Coordinating Council, Francisco Cervantes Díaz, highlighted that the renewal of Pacic is a ratification of the social commitment of the Mexican business sector. In addition, he recognized that it is a desire of the President to maintain the well-being of the popular economy, which is why he reiterated that with dialogue it is possible to build paths towards Shared Prosperity.

Among the officials present at the signing were the Secretaries of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon; of Energy, Luz Elena González Escobar; of Agriculture and Rural Development, Julio Berdegué Sacristán; of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation, Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina; as well as the head of the Tax Administration Service, Antonio Martínez Dagnino.

Those attending the Pacic renewal signing were the following businessmen:

• Diego Cosío Barto, from the Association of Self-Service and Department Stores (ANTAD).

  
  
  

• Antonio Suárez Gutiérrez, from Grupo Mar.

• World Ludlow Deloya, de SUPERISSSTE.

• José Manuel González Guzmán, from Bimbo.

• Cristian Barrientos Pozo, from Walmart.

• Joseph of Jesus Muñosco, of Pulgrim’s.

• Francisco Martínez Castañeda, from Soriana.

• Carlos Morales Paulín, from Ragasa.

• José Antonio Chedraui Eguía, from Chedraui.

• Victor Manuel Ledón Lizárraga, of the pipe group.

• Alejandro González Zabalegui, from La Comer.

• Jesús Vizcarra Calderón, from Sukarne.

• Juan Manuel Ley Bastida, from Casa Ley.

• Rodrigo Fernández Martínez, from Sigma.

• Laura Muñoz Delgado, from Smart.

• Carlos Alberto Romo Ruíz, from San Juan.

• Jorge Elías Nechar Jacobo, from Súper Akí.

• Luis Miguel Monroy Carrillo, from La Moderna.

• Jorge Baeza, from Bafar.

• Gabino Molina, from HEB.

• Heriberto Hernández Cárdenas, from Opormex.

• Laura Leticia Mercado Gómez, from Súper Kompras.

• José Ernesto Cacho Ribeiro, from Minsa.

• Francisco Cabello Prado, from Calimax and Aprecio.

• Jesús Álvarez Páez, from Grupo Porres.

• Tania Avellán Pinoargote, from Alpura.

• Héctor De Luna, from Verde Valle.

• Roberto Cortés Carrasco, from Schettino.

• Daniel Salazar Ferrer, from Bachoco.

• Fernando Solís Cámara and Jiménez Canet, from Maseca.

• Jorge Alberto Morales, by Kimberly Clark.

• Miguel Ángel García Paredes, from Lala.

• Guillermo Valdés Vega, from Merza.