Directory Infrastructure

1.1. Categories of Companies and Services
- Exporting Companies: Factories and companies that manufacture products for export, organized by sector (automotive, agro-industrial, electronic, etc.).
- Importing Companies: Companies that import inputs or goods for local distribution or manufacturing.
- International Logistics and Transportation: Multimodal transportation companies (truck, train, plane) that facilitate the flow of goods.
- Foreign Trade Consulting: Consulting firms specialized in regulations, compliance and tariffs.
- Customs Agents: Professionals and firms that help with the management of customs procedures.
- Industrial Parks and Foreign Trade Zones: Infrastructure with services for manufacturing and export companies.
- Financial Services: Banks and insurance companies specialized in financing and insurance of merchandise.

1.2. Profile Details for Each Company
- Contact Information and Location: Telephone, email and location on an interactive map.
- Sectors and Specialization: Sector to which the company belongs and description of specific products or services.
- Certifications and Regulations: Certificates such as ISO, FDA, etc., relevant to foreign trade.
- Export Capacity: Information on the company's infrastructure and logistics capacity.
- Collaborations and Associations: Links with chambers and business associations.

Special Section on Customs

2.1. Customs Processes Guide in Coahuila
- Import and Export Procedures: Step-by-step description of the necessary customs procedures.
- Customs Costs and Tariffs: Updated information on tariffs, taxes, and administrative costs.
- Necessary Documentation: List of required documents, such as commercial invoices, certificates of origin, packing lists, etc.
- Requirements for Nearshoring Companies: Specific customs considerations and benefits for manufacturing companies that export products from Coahuila.

2.2. Strategic Customs in Coahuila
- Customs Map and Profile: Location and details of the main customs offices in the region, such as Piedras Negras and Ciudad Acuña.
- Customs Hours and Capacity: Information on schedules, processing capacity and specific services.
- Tips for Process Optimization: Tips to speed up the crossing of goods, minimizing time and costs.

Resources for Exporting and Importing Companies

3.1. Guide to Local and International Regulations
- Mexican and USMCA Regulations: Key regulations affecting imports and exports under the USMCA.
- Certification of Origin and Rules of Origin: Instructions for complying with rules of origin and maximizing tax benefits.
- International Safety and Quality Standards: Information on standards that companies must comply with when exporting to the United States and Canada.

3.2. Benefits and Tax Exemptions
- Tax Exemptions and Facilities for Exporters: Tax incentives and promotion programs, such as IMMEX and others.
- Export Financing Programs: Financing options available for small and medium-sized businesses in Coahuila.
- Risk Management and Cargo Insurance Consulting: Options to insure merchandise in transit, reducing loss risks.

Digital Platform Features

- Advanced Search and Filtering: Filtering by company type, location, certifications and export capacity.
- In-depth Company Profile: Description, images, videos and links for each listed company.
- Interactive Map of Routes and Customs: Allow users to view transportation routes and relevant customs locations in Coahuila.
- Appointments and Direct Contact: Function to schedule virtual appointments or calls with customs agents or companies.
- Documentation Center: Digital repository with guides, regulations, and standards for download.

Marketing and Promotion Strategy

- SEO and Relevant Content: Optimize for keywords related to foreign trade, nearshoring, and customs.
- Webinars and Training: Offer webinars with experts in foreign trade and customs regulations.
- Newsletters and Blogs: Create a monthly newsletter with updates on regulations and success stories in the region.
- Social Networks and Collaborations: Collaborate with foreign trade associations and business chambers in Mexico and North America.
- Representation at International Fairs: Participation in foreign trade and logistics fairs to publicize the platform in international markets.

Impact and Expansion Analysis

- Economic Impact Assessment: Conduct periodic studies on the impact of the project on the local economy.
- Regional Expansion: As the directory grows, consider including other nearby regions with potential for foreign trade and nearshoring.
- User Feedback: Collect and analyze feedback from companies and users to improve the site and its functions.

This project will offer local companies great visibility and facilitate connections with international partners, contributing to the economic development of Coahuila. In addition, it could position itself as an essential tool for companies looking for efficient nearshoring and foreign trade options in Mexico. Would you like to delve deeper into any particular aspect or module?