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 →

Tijuana’s booming industrial sector is a big part of, if not the reason for, the border city’s exponential growth, with 92% of the industry comprised of manufacturing operations. The city’s experience with this large sector dates back to more than… Continue Reading →

Available in Spanish Because of its deep structure, industrial buildings are quite difficult spaces to illuminate, in some cases, the production of the company doesn’t favor natural lighting. When talking about artificial light, high ceilings move away lighting points from… Continue Reading →

Normally, when we think of an industrial building the first thing that comes to mind is an industrial structure used for the production and storage of goods. This kind of structure can have many other uses, which can offer possibilities… Continue Reading →

According to the Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geografía (INEGI), the level of unemployment in Baja California declined slightly in October in accordance with the rate of employment generation. With an unemployment rate of 2.38% which was lower than the… Continue Reading →