Nearshoring is a global trend that involves relocating production and supply operations closer to the destination market, particularly the United States. Mexico has established itself as one of the most attractive countries for this strategy, thanks to its geographic location, trade agreements, competitive costs, and skilled workforce. This dynamic is transforming the country’s manufacturing, logistics, and energy industries, attracting foreign investment seeking operational efficiency, reduced delivery times, and more resilient supply chains.
In this context, the Gulf of Mexico Coastal Industrial Park represents a strategic platform for nearshoring, combining a prime location—just five minutes from the port of Tuxpan and with direct connections to the Valley of Mexico—with first-class industrial infrastructure. Companies in the logistics, manufacturing, oil & gas, and distribution sectors find this park an ideal ecosystem for a quick and secure deployment, with access to essential services, multipurpose warehouses, industrial lots, and operational offices. Its proximity to one of the Gulf’s main ports also facilitates connections to international markets, reinforcing its value within the regional supply chain.
Thanks to these advantages, the park is positioned as a key player in promoting nearshoring in northern Veracruz, offering optimal conditions for attracting new investments and expanding strategic operations.
