1. Amazon
In March 2017, Amazon launched the Prime membership system in Mexico and launched a cash payment service in October.
As of 2019, Amazon has established two distribution centers in Mexico, covering a total area of 46,500 square meters. Amazon also plans to build a 92,900-square-meter giant warehouse near Mexico City, which will triple Amazon’s warehouse space in Mexico.
2. Walmart
In March 2017, Walmart announced a new investment of US$867 million in Mexico, an increase of 19% compared with 2016. The company will invest in logistics, e-commerce and merchandise. Increase investment in anti-corrosion and other infrastructure.
In addition, Walmart Mexico plans to double sales within 10 years.
3. Alibaba
In September 2017, the Mexican government announced an agreement with Alibaba to help Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises enter China and other countries through Alibaba’s B2B trading platform. international market.
The then Mexican President Peña Nieto said: “By partnering with Alibaba, we can expand Mexico’s export options in China and Asia and increase the cross-border trade knowledge of Mexican small and medium-sized enterprises.
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