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Mexico is
The 4th largest supplier oftextiles and clothing of the US.
The worlds 9th largest leather goods and shoes supplier.
The worlds 6th largest furniture exporter.
The worlds 3th largest silver jewelry manufacturer.
This proves that Mexican goods are already established on a global level.
Sources: National Chamber for the Textile Industry / National Chamber of Clothing Industry /Global Trade Atlas/ Statistics Yearbook of Mexican Mining Activities. Numbers are updated with
information from 2008.
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The Mexican government and the private industry are aware of the importance and the economicpotential that these industries have. Therefore, they have created the following programs that will
allow Mexico to leverage the major growth opportunities it faces:
There are many national chambers and
associations that help strengthen this
sector, such as the following :
National Chamber for the Textile
Industry (CANAINTEX)*www.canaintex.org.mx
National Chamber of Clothing Industry
(CNIV)*
www.cniv.org.mx
National Chamber for the ShoeIndustry (CANAICAL)*
www.canaical.com
The National Association of Suppliers
for the Footwear Industry (ANPIC)*
www.anpic.com
Chambers and Associations
*Per its abbreviation in Spanish
This brand aims at promoting Mexicos textile
and clothing industry.
These brands support Mexican shoemakers who
to the international market.
www.shoesfrommexico.com
related to the shoe supply sector.
www.anpic.com
Mexican Sourcing Quality
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Mexican shoes started booming in the lastdecade. Since then, they have been
exported mainly to the US. The Mexican
shoe industry is important and has a
such as cowboy boots and childrens shoes.
The shoe industry market in Mexico
generated a 2.7 billion dollar income in
2008 and recorded a 9.9 percentaverageannual growth rate between 2004 and
2008. It is estimated that it will sustain a10.4 percentaverage annual growth ratefrom 2008 to 2013, generating 4.5 billion
dollarsat the end of such period.
Regarding production volume, the
Mexican shoe market grew 9.1 percentbetween 2004 and 2008 and it produced
273.5 million pairs. It is estimated that it will
increase to 366.3 million pairsby the end of
2013, with an estimated6 percent averageannual growth rate between 2008 and
2013.
Source: Datamonitor Source: Global Trade Atlas
IN 2008
Mexico was the world's 9th largest leather
goods and shoes supplier.
Mexican exports of leather and shoes reached
554 million USD.
The footwear and leather industries
contributed to1.24% of the country's GDP
in the manufacturing industry.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Leather: Divided leathers or full grain leathers, crust
leather, cow leather.MAIN MARKETS: Hong Kong, Italy, China and Germany
Shoes: Boots and short boots, rubber sole shoes, leather
sole shoes, sandals, industrial shoes, upper parts, soles and
heels.MAIN MARKETS: United States, Japan, Venezuela andCanada.
Source: Global Trade Atlas/ INEGI
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Mexicos jewelry and gift industry is well positioned in the international market due to the high
quality of its raw materials and our country s long tradition.
Source: Global Trade Atlas/ Datamonitor
IN 2008The global value ofexports from thejewelry sector
reached 2.5 billion dollars, while the decoration
and gift sector reached 718 million dollars.
12,000 companies are established in the country,
12% of them are exporters.
United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Canada, Japan,
United Arab Emirates, Colombia and Italy.
MAIN MARKETS
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Jewelry:Silver jewelry, precious metal jewelry, silver holders
and precious metal plated jewelry.
Gifts: Decorative candles, picture and mirror frames,
wooden decorative objects, ceramic items, decorative
lamps and pewter objects.
In 2008, Mexican furniture exports reached 3.7 billion dollars and 93 percent of these exports
were destined for the US.
United States, Germany, United Kingdom,
France and Canada.
MAIN MARKETS
WE SPECIALIZE INWooden or metal frame sofas, oce furniture
wooden bedroom furniture, rotating and
adjustable height chairs, wooden kitchen
furniture and rustic furniture.
72%
19%
5%4%
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Europe
America
Rest of the world
These goods are exported mainly to
the following destinations:
The furniture industry generates close to30 thousand jobs
a month, that is,1.8 %of manufacturing jobs in Mexico.
In 2008, furniture and related products manufacturing
accounted for1.32 percentof Mexicos total GDP.
Source: INEGI/ 2008 monthly industrial survey
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JEANS WOOL SUITSBOOTS AND
SHOESSILVER
JEWELRYMETAL AND
WOODEN FURNITURE
Exportsin 2008
Our strengths
Position inthe global
market
Main exports
destinations
US $ 1.81 billion
material and in clothing
Added values, such as
bleaching processesand torn
Mexico is the 3rd largest
exporter worldwide of
cotton cloth, which isestimated that the vast
majority are blue jeans
United States, Canada, Italy,
Panama and Hong Kong
US $ 70 million
ir sewing
and cashmere
Vailability of wide variety
of fabrics
Mexico is the 2nd volumesupplier of wool suits in
the U.S. and the 4th invalue, with a market
share of11.7%.
United States, Italy,
Switzerland and Canada
US $ 101 million
tannery
Innovative and
specialized models
Mexico is the 5th largest
exporter of boots and
shoes in the world
United States, France,
Germany, Italy and
the Netherlands
US $ 88.4million
Experience caftsmanship
at its workforce
Competitive prices
Mexico is the 3rdproducer
of silver jewelry in the
world
United States, Spain,
the United Kingdom
and Colombia
US $863.6 million
manship of high
creativity and wit
Availability of widevariety of raw materialsin its workforce
Fresh designs
Large capacity
Mexico is the 7th largestexporter in the world in
metal furniture
United States, Canada
Dominican Republicand Colombia
Sources: CANAINTEX/ Global Trade Atlas
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is the Mexican governments international
economic promotion agency. Its mission is to promote exports of
Mexican goods, attract foreign investment to the countryand support the companies in their eorts to enter
international markets.We have a list of goods and services to help you
export or invest succesfully in our country.
To provide you the best services, ProMexico shares 52 service oces with theMinistry of Economythroughout the country. Also, with the purpose of reaching
foreign importers and investors, ProMexico has built an international network of
over 30 oces located in 21 countries. Furthermore, Mexican embassies and
consulates around the world are able and willing to assist you
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