Mexican businesses are facing higher costs and supply chain disruptions as trade negotiations with the United States continue. Small manufacturers and wholesalers say tariffs on imports from non-free trade agreement countries have driven up prices for textiles and other goods, while changing regulations have added uncertainty.

Although the U.S. has extended the deadline for a broader trade agreement with Mexico by 90 days, analysts say businesses remain concerned about future trade policies and continued pressure on Mexico to tighten restrictions on imports. CGTNâs Alasdair Baverstock reports from Mexico City.