Lizhong Group Says Mexico Plant Cuts US Tariff Costs via USMCA
Lizhong Group said its Mexico plant leverages USMCA trade policy to significantly reduce tariff costs for exports to the US, while enhancing proximity to major North American automakers and improving order-taking and rapid delivery capabilities. The company noted uncertainty remains over the impact of US-Canada tariff disputes on trade policy and said it will monitor policy changes and adjust operations accordingly.
Lizhong Group said on its interactive platform that its Mexico plant, leveraging the trade policy advantages of the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement), can significantly reduce tariff costs for exports to the US. The facility also brings the company closer to mainstream North American automaker clients, strengthening its ability to secure orders and deliver quickly, and serves as a core strategic pillar for expanding into the high-end North American wheel market.
The company noted that the impact of US-Canada tariff disputes on trade policy remains uncertain, and that it will continue to monitor relevant policy changes and respond operationally.