Mexico may reopen factories after May 18 due to requests from the U.S. government and automakers. “In late March, the U.S. launched a campaign to encourage Mexico to reopen assembly plants, suggesting the supply chain of the North American free-trade zone could be permanently marred if they didn’t resume production,” said The Truth About Cars. Soon after, Mexico said it was working on a joint plan with the U.S. and Canada to safely reopen its auto plants. (Source: The Truth About Cars) Read the original article…
