A future LNG export terminal has been acquired by a new ownership group in Mexico; Albers Aerospace launches operations at a new manufacturing center in Arizona; Agristo shares plans for a new potato processing plant in France.
In conjunction with Site Selection’s July 2026 publication of “The Border Is Not One Market” by Avison Young Senior Director, Industrial Corporate Services Carl Quesinberry, Editor in Chief Adam Bruns spoke in June with Quesinberry and Avison Young National Industrial Market Intelligence Director Peter Kroner about the location and policy dynamics influencing location decisions along the border corridor.
A ‘Determinants and Drivers’ model aids in identifying industry sector fits in six binational regions.
The United States military is the greatest fighting force in the world. For nearly two and a half centuries — from the nation’s beginnings to the decisive victories of World War II to the precision operations of the modern era — American forces have demonstrated unmatched capability, professionalism and resolve.
A Daimler Truck subsidiary launches truck and bus production in Argentina; IonQ will establish a quantum computing and semiconductor chip testing laboratory in Colorado; USG Corporation expands its operational portfolio in Texas
Clarios plans to enhance manufacturing and distribution operations in Missouri; Ford is moving forward with energy storage systems in Kentucky; Novartis returns with new API facility investment in North Carolina
If you’re basing your corporate site location strategy around ever-changing tariff policy, you’re likely making bad decisions.
I’ve been in the room when a company’s leaders met with a state’s economic developers to plan a flashy, scripted news conference announcing the latest and greatest manufacturing project.
The topic of establishing new manufacturing operations in the United States is as broad as it is important.
BYD relocates its Europe HQ to Hungary; Gerresheimer AG completes Lohr glass facility expansion; Weapons manufacturer plans new production facility in England.
Pharmaceutical manufacturer is all in on U.S. portfolio growth; Delta Star returns to Lynchburg for new expansion; Meta announces latest data center investment.
Teleperformance is one of many BPO firms growing in Jamaica, where a major bakery investment is also rising. Plus a major silicone and sealant manufacturer chooses to grow its home base in Puerto Rico.
U.S.—MEXICO BORDER CORRIDOR: The 800 Billion Border
CHIPS Act funding could take the longtime U.S.-Panama relationship in an exciting new direction.
Manufacturing location decisions, once driven primarily by costs, will increasingly need to consider geopolitical risk and supply chain resilience.
From 2010 to 2020, more than 1 million jobs were reshored back to the United States, according to Reshoring Initiative 2020 Data Report from the Reshoring Initiative.
Reshoring: How Illinois Became A Top 10 State in Reshored Jobs
From reshoring and remote work to the rural rebound, COVID-19 changed the landscape.
Editor in Chief Mark Arend says the 2021 State of North American Manufacturing Annual Report from Thomas and the Reshoring Initiative’s 2020 Data Report both indicate things are trending in the right direction.
Supply chain managers are recalibrating a moving target like never before.
Puerto Rico’s resilience and recovery resumé is a perfect prescription for life sciences companies ready to reshore.
Over-extended and overly risky supply chains are no longer tolerable.
The COVID-19 pandemic has further exposed the vulnerabilities of the United States’ reliance on imported medical supplies and equipment.
Tractus Asia's John Evans and Hank Hulick explore options for companies considering a "China plus one" strategy.