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Canadian plastics company opens Mexican facility to supply customers there

EPMP's Queretaro-based operations supplies heavy-gauge thermoform plastic sheeting.
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By:
Stephanie Wallcraft
June 26, 2017 05:00 AM
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ABOUT THIS SERIES
More than 60 Canadian automotive parts sup-ply companies do significant manufacturing business in Mexico under the North American Free Trade Agreement, employing hundreds of Mexicans and Canadians there. Given profound integration in North America's automotive industry and talk of imposing new tariffs on vehicles imported to the United States from outside its borders, interest and concern around the Trump administration's intent to re-negotiate NAFTA are similarly high; there is much at stake. In an effort to better understand the extent of engagement and investment that Canadian companies have made and are making in Mexico, Automotive News Canada will profile those companies five at a time over the months to come, and report on how they're coping amidst the uncertainty.
CANADA_170629869_H2_-1_BDANLCQWNWTX.jpg Global Stainless has been in operation for two years and employs four Mexico nationals.

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