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Part II:  Made in America, but With Parts From Around the Globe Clothing. Cars. Computers. Even when something is manufactured in the United States, the product is typically made up of parts and pieces from around the world. The American… Continue Reading →

The Trade Corridor Enhancement Program provides approximately $400-$500 million annually for infrastructure improvements on federally designated Trade Corridors of National and Regional Significance. The California Transportation Commission, which is tasked with implementing this program, recently approved $1.39 billion in infrastructure… Continue Reading →

Part I:  How We Got Here When people think of NAFTA, they think of the Bush years and Ross Perot’s “giant sucking sound”, but actually North American trade agreements are even older than that.  The concept of economic integration was… Continue Reading →

Atisa was pleased to be a sponsor of the SIOR Spring Conference in Austin.  Not only did we make a lot of new friends, but we learned a lot from the featured speakers.   Parag Khana spoke on Mega-Trends: Technology,… Continue Reading →

Soriana is a proudly Mexican company born in Torreon, Coahuila in 1905. What started as a small fabric and clothing business is now a prosperous self-serve market and warehouse chain present in all 32 states of the Mexican republic. Its… Continue Reading →

Atisa Industrial is Mexico’s pioneer in tilt-up construction. For more than 40 years we have been using this method to build stronger, greener, more durable, and versatile industrial buildings for our local and international clients. This method allows us to… Continue Reading →