Manufacturing centers will not be affected by possible recession in the US: Canacintra | Tijuana News

2023-05-10 21:44:03

Tijuana, BC.-The potential recession in the United States will not affect the business sector and manufacturing centerscommented the president of the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry in Tijuana (Canacintra).

Jorge Figueroa Barroso explained that in the case of high level industries As the aerospace industry that of medical devices, orders from the neighboring country are scheduled well in advance.

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“The times in the manufacturing processes are different, at the end of the day the schedules run annually and we are not seeing that the impacts come from a frontal way,” said the president of Canacintra Tijuana.

Effects of the recession

Figueroa Barroso stressed that the potential effects of the recession will not be the same in all industries, since it will depend on how mature they are to sustain the global economic shocks.

The industrial leader did not rule out that those industrial centers dedicated to the production of electronic devices or other similar could be diminished, however the consequences would not happen on a large scale.

Export corridor security

The president of Canacintra Tijuana announced that the representatives of the business sector will form working groups with federal authorities in the coming months, with the intention of discussing crime prevention in export zones.

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“We have already been working on it for a long time, not only in terms of the reconstruction of the main streets but also in security, these are two factors that we have in the plan,” explained Figueroa Barroso.

Regarding infrastructure work, the industrial representative confirmed that the schedule for both Calle 12 and the Corridor will be subject to the same repair period.

The holder of Canacintra Tijuana He recognized that in order to avoid traffic in adjacent areas, alternative routes will be formulated so that the transport of cargo does not have inconveniences, both on public roads and at border crossings.

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