SnapNrack Moves Racking Assembly and Distribution from Juárez, Mexico to El Paso, Texas
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SnapNrack, a Sunrun subsidiary, has opened a facility in El Paso, Texas, and moved its racking assembly and distribution operations there from its former facility in Juárez, Mexico. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Nov. 4. According to the company, the onshoring eliminates international customs friction and cross-border transfer delays, and assembling racking solutions within the United States directly supports its operations. The reports do not state whether any duty, tariff or trade measure applies to the relocated operations.
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- Solar Power WorldSnapNrack opens El Paso, Texas factory, moving racking assembly and distribution from Juarez, Mexico
Solar mounting and racking manufacturer SnapNrack, a subsidiary of Sunrun, is opening a new facility in El Paso, Texas, and will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 4. The site has onshored the company's assembly and distribution operations from its former facility in Juarez, Mexico, which SnapNrack says eliminates international customs friction and cross-border transfer delays. The company states that manufacturing and assembling racking solutions within the United States directly supports solar installers and project developers in meeting domestic content requirements.
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