The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) announced the results of the Annual Transport Survey (EAT) , in which the logistics sector showed dynamism during 2023. In the contribution to the total value of income from the supply of goods and services, intermediation for cargo transport, with 21.8% , and general cargo road transport, with 14.8%, had the largest share.
According to the report, scheduled air transport had a share of 14.5% and non-scheduled air transport 1.2%. Meanwhile, specialized cargo road transport had a share of 13.1% and rail transport 6 % .
In the same category, services related to road transport followed with 2.7% , water transport with 2.9% , foreign courier and parcel services with a share of 4.3% , and storage with 4 percent .
In 2023, general cargo transportation obtained 95.5% of its income from its cargo modality , while specialized cargo transportation received up to 98.2 percent of its income from the same modality.
Regular air transport did so with the same modality with 5.3% , and non-regular air transport with 15.8%; the highest income from both was from passenger transport, with 84.9% and 79.5% , respectively. Rail transport obtained 97% of its income from cargo transport, and water transport 91.3% of its income was from the provision of services.
In turn, foreign courier and parcel services received up to 95.3% for their own activities and 1.7% for cargo transportation; meanwhile, storage obtained 96.8% of its income from the provision of services.
The survey indicated that during 2023, the average participation of employed personnel in the transport sector and related services was 20.8% for women and 79.2% for men. Meanwhile, total remunerations were distributed in the order of 22.3% for women and 77.7% for men.
According to Mordor Intelligence , Mexico’s freight and logistics market size is estimated at $136.11 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach $171.40 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 4.72% during this period.
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