There are a wide range of items created in Mexico, but to get a sense of how diverse these products are, check at the trend of Mexico's top exported products leaving the country to see which industries are profiting the most from near shoring their manufacturing operations to the country. The top 10 exports generated in Mexico in 2015 shipping are shown below.

• Automobiles represent $90.4 billion (23.7 percent of total exports)
• $81.2 billion in electronic equipment (21.3 percent of total exports)
• $58.9 billion for machines, engines, and pumps (15.5 percent of total exports)
• The value of oil is $22.8 billion dollars (6 percent of total exports.
• $15.2 billion in medical and technological equipment (4 percent of total exports)
• 9.9 billion dollars on furniture, lighting, and signs (2.6 percent of total exports)
• Plastics, at $8.3 billion, are the seventh most profitable industry (2.2 percent of total exports)
• $7.1 billion in gemstones, precious metals, and coins (1.9 percent of total exports)
• $5.7 billion in iron and steel products (1.5 percent of total exports)
• $5.6 billion for vegetables (1.5 percent of total exports)

Many businesses have relocated their production activities to Mexico. These companies' global footprint, on the other hand, differs substantially. Mexico has recently become a hotspot for multinational corporations looking to nearshore their production needs. More sectors are turning to Mexico for trained labor, economic issues, and other reasons, ranging from the automobile industry to medical device manufacture. The North American Free Trade Agreement is largely to blame for Mexico's shift to manufacturing (NAFTA), Brands such as Lays, Volkswagen, Nestle, Ford, BMW, Nike and many more are taking advantage of the many benefits that Mexican manufacturers can give to the global brands. If all of them are doing it… What are you waiting to join us?.