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TABLE 3. PRODUCTION OF MAJOR MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES
(Thousands of Pesos)
Industry
1940
1947
1948
Food Processing
Vegetable oils
40,660
157,206
165,651
Sugar mills
82,710
356,605
413,357
Beer
62,615
247,040
248,809
Canned foods
16,099
48,018
52,694
Cookies, crackers, food pastes
15,339
47,159
56,595
Flour mills
90,437
243,461
225,705
TOTAL
306,860
1,099,489
1,192,811
Textiles
Cotton yarn and cloth
194,673
618,799
692,783
Wool yarn and cloth
41,990
102,573
104,943
Silk and rayon yarn and cloth
31,444
62,328
87,483
TOTAL
268,107
783,700
885,209
Clothing
Dry goods
6,799
37,843
50,076
Shoes
25,098
43,104
55,284
Work clothes
14,084
22,788
24,067
TOTAL
45,981
103,735
129,427
Building Materials
Cement
15,455
65,022
75,175
Brick, tile, etc.
3,068
8,989
8,426
Floor and wall tile, etc.
3,553
16,155
14,535
TOTAL
22,076
90,166
98,136
Others
Alcohol
13,574
53,690
48,140
Rubber manufactures
32,993
122,596
169,512
Carpentry and furniture
11,105
17,910
19,486
Matches
9,880
33,120
38,118
Cigars and cigarettes
68,894
164,896
175,257
Iron and steel foundries
44,776
183,081
211,566
Soap
47,099
159,422
193,122
Paper
41,402
80,984
105,920
Glass
15,212
47,123
54,113
and beverages (including beer, pulque, mes-
have been built in various cities, largely with
cal, tequila and aguardiente, and non-alco-
foreign capital; at least three new sugar re-
holic beverages). Over 90 percent of the ma-
fineries have been built since the war, partially
terials for food and beverage industries are
with Export-Import Bank funds; Hawaiian
of domestic origin; and this percentage is im-
Pineapple, Ltd. is planning the construction
proving as domestic production of wheat, corn
of a pineapple-packing plant. Most food
and other products increases under the
processing is for domestic consumption, with
agrarian program. Furthermore, the food-
some exports of meat.
processing industry is in a state of almost
The second most important Mexican indus-
constant expansion: new fish-canning plants
try in terms of value of annual production is
are being built on the west coast; the foot-
the textile industry. The leading branch of
and-mouth disease has made necessary the
the textile industry is cotton cloth, produced
construction of meat-canning, packing, and
in sufficient quantity for domestic consump-
freezing plants to dispose of surplus herds;
tion with an exportable surplus, and supplied
new pasteurization and milk products plants
entirely by domestic raw cotton production.
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