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  1. Beverage companies like PepsiCo, Keurig Dr Pepper, and Zevia are competing for market relevance amid shifting consumer tastes, alongside U.S. tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico.
  2. Potential tariffs on Mexican goods are creating supply chain uncertainty across various industries, affecting companies like Monster Beverage and Microsoft.

Tariffs are driving production out of Baja California.

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 7
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Tariffs are driving production out of Baja California.

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Baja California

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  1. The auto sector in Baja California is producing jobs, but Kia and Nissan models are facing tariffs due to the use of non-North American parts, prompting a comparison to EU flat rates.Sub-event
  2. Production is shifting to a campus in Texas, a move credited to the administration's tariffs.Sub-event
  3. Tariffs are causing production to shift out of Baja California.1 source

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