Omni Logistics, a multimodal provider of logistics and supply chain solutions, will continue its expansion in Latin America this year, primarily in Brazil and Mexico , despite the imposition of tariffs by the United States.
“We don’t see plans being suspended or affected, since there’s a lot of business globally, and it’s offsetting that,” said Israel Reyes, the company’s operations manager in Mexico.
In an interview with T21, he mentioned that the tariff policy has generated uncertainty and impacted his clients, which has led to a slight decrease in the volume of cargo they handle between the two countries.
“Not yet to a worrying degree, and we hope it continues that way. At Omni, we have many solutions, such as the Inbond program to save taxes and our own free-trade warehouses in the United States, so all of this helps us provide a solution for our customers,” he said.
However, he reiterated that so far the impact on cargo “is not worrisome” because it covers different markets. “The industry is adept; it will adapt and continue. There will be a global impact, and we hope it will stabilize over time,” he said.
Israel Reyes stated that the company’s growth is linked to its clients’ problems and the different types of services they require. “In the United States, we already control a portion of our consolidated service, and we’re looking to bring it to the country,” he explained.
The company moves automotive cargo, pharmaceutical products , food, oversized equipment, aerospace parts, technology, among others, through maritime, air, land, and intermodal transportation.
Omni Logistics has more than 25 offices with warehouses, while in Mexico there are six locations in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Puebla, Monterrey, Querétaro, and Coahuila, as well as in Asia, Europe, and Latin America with recent openings in Colombia, Chile, and Peru.
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