What Are Industrial Corridors and Their Importance?

Industrial corridors are specific geographic zones dedicated to the production of goods, crucial for fostering supply chain development. Situated strategically along well-connected land routes, these corridors facilitate efficient export and import operations across various sectors.

Mexico stands as an exceptionally attractive destination for foreign investment, owing to its abundant natural resources and advantageous geographical location, particularly its proximity to the United States. This has led to the proliferation of industrial parks in Mexico's most critical corridors, supporting diverse industries such as food and beverages, auto parts, electronics, hydrocarbons, metallurgy, medical supplies, aerospace, and textiles..

The Four Main Industrial Corridors Driving Mexico's Economy

1. Mexico Valley Corridor

This corridor spans municipalities including Cuautitlán, Tultitlán, and Tepozotlán in the State of Mexico, also known as the CTT Corridor. It strategically positions itself within the Mexico City metropolitan area, Toluca, Puebla, and the Bajío region. Recognized as a logistical hub of the country, it hosts numerous industrial warehouses and plays a pivotal role in e-commerce.

2. Bajío Corridor

Located centrally, this corridor encompasses Guanajuato, Aguascalientes, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí, parts of Jalisco, and Michoacán. It serves as a primary manufacturing hub in North America, particularly for the automotive and auto parts industries.

3. Northern Corridor

Also known as CEN, this extensive corridor links the Pacific and Gulf of Mexico, spanning from Nayarit to Tamaulipas. It includes major border cities like Ciudad Juarez, Nuevo Laredo, Reynosa, and Matamoros, as well as significant urban centers such as Monterrey, Chihuahua, and Saltillo. Its proximity to the United States enhances its significance in trade, focusing primarily on metals, foodstuffs, and textiles.

4. Interoceanic Corridor

The Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec (CIIT) is a strategic project initiated in 2019, aiming to connect the ports of Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, and Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, thereby linking the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. This initiative, still under development, promises to stimulate industrial growth in southeastern Mexico, particularly in hydrocarbon extraction, exploitation, and processing.

Partnering with Grupo Frisa®

Grupo Frisa® utilizes the presence of these industrial corridors to establish world-class industrial parks strategically located across Mexico. As national leaders in nearshoring, our developments are meticulously planned to optimize location, construction, and logistics, fostering strong business relationships with our partners. If you seek more than just an industrial park and desire to establish your business within a sustainable ecosystem built to the highest standards, situated in Mexico's most critical industrial corridors, we offer the ideal solution.

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