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The British Consumer Assets Giant Unilever said on Friday that he would invest $ 1.5 billion in Mexico, which is destined for foreign companies before the United States President’s trade war Donald Trump.
“This investment will create 1,200 direct and indirect jobs in Mexico,” said Unilever’s supply and operations chain Willem Uijen, at the daily press conference of President Claudia Sheinbaum.
The announcement follows other major investment promises by the company’s executives invited to appear on the stage with Sheinbaum at the presidential palace.
“It means they see a positive and promising future for Mexico,” said Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard.
In March, the North Retail Giant -American Walmart said that he would invest more than $ 6 billion in Mexico this year, generating several thousand jobs.
Be-Commerce Behemoth Amazon, its regional rival Mercado Libre, the Netflix giant and the largest bank in Spain, Santander, are among other foreign companies that have announced important investments.
Trump has announced several rates aimed at the Latin American nation and went back to some of them.
While leaving Mexico from the list of nations facing his strong “reciprocal rates”, their vehicle manufacturers, as well as steel and aluminum exporters still have duties.
Trump wants to reduce commercial deficits with Mexico and other countries that their administration accuses “unfair” commercial practices.
Sheinbaum spoke to Trump on Thursday and said he had agreed to work to improve commercial balance between the two nations.
This story originally presented to Fortune.com
