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Adriatica

Produces Viserbella brand leotards, swim- and sleepware. Provides photos and descriptions of products. [English/Spanish]

http://www.adriatica.com.mx

American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico

News, economic statistics, employment resources, membership, and events. In English and Spanish.

http://www.amcham.com.mx/

American Industries

Assists international companies to establish manufacturing operations, and locates and manages real estate. Includes information on services and clients.

http://www.aiig.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

ARRCA Exposiciones

Stands and stage adaptations for conventions and trade shows. Provides details of service and products, with client list. In English and Spanish.

http://www.arrcaexposiciones.com

The Economist

Provides country briefing, statistics, e-business environment and latest analysis.

http://www.ebusinessforum.com/index.asp?layout=newdebi&country_id=MX&channelid=6&country=Mexico&title=Doing+e-business+in+Mexico

EFD

Describes production equipment rentals offered in Mexico, including film packages, camera support, accessories and expendables. [English/Spanish]

http://www.efd.com.mx/

Global Technology Forum

The Economist newspaper provides country briefing, statistics, e-business environment and latest analysis.

http://www.ebusinessforum.com/index.asp?layout=newdebi&country_id=MX

Grupo Estrategia Política

Political consulting and lobbying firm. Describes key staff and services offered. [English/Spanish]

http://www.gep.com.mx

Grupo Modelo

Parent company for several Mexican brands including Corona and Negra Modelo. Includes investor information, games, multimedia downloads, corporate information and history. [English/Spanish]

http://www.gmodelo.com.mx/

Grupo Quimmco

Manufacturer of automotive components, chemicals and construction materials. Gives overview of business lines, with corporate history and employment contacts. [English/Spanish]

http://www.quimmco.com/

igeologist.com

David C. Fitch, independent consulting geologist. Also offers country mining maps and database products. Describes services and publications.

http://www.igeologist.com/

IMDEX/Cascabel: Mineral Exploration and Mining in Mexico

Describes contract mining services offered, with directory of Mexican service companies and of online mining resources.

http://www.imdex.com/

Jalercom

Distributes and provides products for network and communication solutions, including data, voice and video. Describes services offered, as well as training and trade show events, with information on employment. [English/Spanish]

http://www.jalercom.com/

Mexican Foreign Trade Council (COMCE)

Provides advice and representation to member businesses and agencies to promote international commerce. Lists national and regional events, and members. [English/Spanish]

http://www.comce.org.mx

Mexican Industrial Parks Information System

Database of industrial parks, searchable by characteristics such as location and facilities.

http://www.pyme.gob.mx/parques/

MexiData

San Diego-based consulting firm offers news links and commentary, emphasizing business and government.

http://www.mexidata.info

Peñoles

Mining of non-ferrous metallic minerals, and development of inorganic chemicals, including silver, bismuth and sodium sulfate. Describes corporate structure facility locations, and environmental efforts.

http://penoles.com.mx

UN Food and Agriculture Organization

Provides information about the UN's food and agriculture activities, areas of intervention, newsroom, publications, country information, related sites and contacts. Some material in Spanish and some in English.

http://www.fao.org/countryprofiles/index.asp?lang=en&iso3=MEX

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