The Association of Logistics Operators of Mexico (AOLM) announced on Monday the addition of Maersk to its ranks, a container integrated logistics company operating in 130 countries, providing services such as maritime transportation, terminals, and logistics.
“We are pleased to announce Maersk as our new associate. This new partnership represents a significant milestone in the ongoing expansion and strengthening of the association. Its integration will bring better practices and opportunities to boost the competitiveness of our members and the sector as a whole,” the association said in a statement.
Likewise, AOLM indicated that Maersk will bring its expertise and leadership, establishing new synergies and initiatives, reinforcing the association’s position as a leader in industry promotion and collaboration.
“As part of our vision to be a logistics service integrator, it is of utmost importance for Maersk Mexico to be a partner of AOLM and to have the opportunity to collaborate with you and your associates. We are convinced that this addition will bring great value and have a significant impact on the logistics operators industry, allowing us to participate in the exchange of ideas on logistics development in the country,” said Victor Soto, Head of Contract Logistics at Maersk.
AOLM indicated that they have bolstered their position as a core hub in logistics, bringing together prominent actors, fostering growth and excellence in this field.
A.P. Moller – Maersk has outlined the roadmap for physical infrastructure development and expansion in Mexico, a strategy that has gained momentum with the industrial nearshoring trend, primarily due to the demand for maritime services in import traffic to Mexico. For example, it plans to open more fulfillment centers for warehousing and distribution operations.
Currently, Maersk’s footprint covers more than 150,000 m2 throughout Mexico, with warehouses located in Mexico City, Tijuana, and Cuautitlán, and depots near the ports of Lázaro Cárdenas and Manzanillo, with expansion plans in Guadalajara and Monterrey, and expanding its land capabilities, with the aim of offering customers solutions for Mexico-United States cross-border trade.
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