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Mexican retail holiday season preparations

Overview

Retailers in Mexico have begun early preparations for the year-end holiday shopping season. In September, stores in cities such as Morelia and Reynosa started displaying Christmas decorations, including trees and lights, alongside autumn seasonal items.

By mid-October, commercial activity shifted toward preparing for the Buen Fin sales event, scheduled for November 13 through November 17, 2026. In Saltillo, merchants are acquiring inventory for high-demand goods like appliances and furniture. To manage the expected surge in demand, the commercial sector in Saltillo’s historic center is increasing its workforce by approximately 30%, creating roughly 3,000 temporary jobs. Local authorities are also planning increased security patrols to cover the period through December.

Entities

National Retail Federation · Asociación de Comerciantes del Centro Histórico de Saltillo · United States · Saltillo · Reynosa

Timeline

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Sources

americanbazaaronline.com · analistamodelosdenegocios.com.br · cbsnews.com · checkout.ie · contramuro.com · econoTimes.com · eldiariony.com · finance.technews.tw · foxbusiness.com · greenmountain.no · hoytamaulipas.net · k945.com · laopinion.com · myfoxdetroit.com · noticiasnrt.com · offthepress.com · primicia.com.ve · quepasamedia.com · retailcustomerexperience.com · revistafortuna.com.mx · sgbonline.com · staffingtoday.net · vanguardia.com.mx · wwd.com