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Nearshoring has become a major buzzword in the medical device industry in recent years. The term refers to the outsourcing of manufacturing or other processes to a nearby country — in the case of U.S.-based medical device manufacturers, that means Mexico, Costa Rica, or another Latin American country.
Tijuana Builds a Medical Manufacturing Hub
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While everyone was fixated on the economic potential of Brazil, Russia, India, and China over the past few years—thanks, at least in part, to the catchy BRICs acronym—a funny thing was happening south of the U.S. border that largely escaped the media limelight.
The San Ysidro Smart Border Coalition, comprised of residents, small business owners and business leaders, delivered 5,104 petition signatures to the federal government this week, urging it to include space for a mixed-use facility proposed by Duty Free Americas (DFA)/UETA in the final phase of the ongoing border project, connecting Interstate 5 freeway lanes to Mexico's El Chaparral border crossing.
LA JOLLA (CNS) - UC San Diego announced Thursday that it has signed a five-year deal with a Tijuana-based university to increase collaboration and exchanges between students and faculty.