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The Mexican Association of Logistics Operators (AOLM) elected its new Board of Directors for the 2026–2028 term during its Ordinary General Assembly ....
What began in 2005 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, as a company focused on land transportation between Mexico and the United...
In Latin America, both Mexico and Brazil would be the countries most affected by a potential total closure of the Strait...
In a context of global supply chain reconfiguration, Mexico seeks to consolidate its role as a strategic hub in international trade ....
In a context where geopolitical tensions, the review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and structural changes in supply chains have tested...
Business growth without structured logistics planning can directly impact profitability by generating higher costs, operational uncertainty, and limitations in responsiveness. Based on...
Planning, the use of technology, and protocols are the main actions for safety in cargo movement, agreed specialists in the logistics...
Amid geopolitical tensions, disruptions in supply chains and a growing regionalization of trade, Mexico finds itself in an unprecedented strategic...
Technology is no longer just a competitive advantage, but the indispensable basis for the survival of companies in today's market,...
Companies involved in international trade increasingly require access to financing to sustain their operations and expand into new markets. In response to...