At the age of 50, Alfredo Cárdenas Garza, together with his sons José Alfredo and Adrián , formed Transportes Innovativos  (member of the Top 100 of Autotransporte® ), with just seven units and a track record endorsed by clients who had gained strength in previous experiences in the auto transport industry.

Today, Transportes Innovativos celebrates 22 years of experience in national trucking, serving a diverse range of dynamic industries, including electronics and tequila, where some of its clients have been with the company for more than two decades.

According to Alfredo Cárdenas, from the very beginning, Innovativos had the vision of generating value for the industry, with innovation as its core. This commitment was demonstrated when the company was recognized for its activities. In 2013, it received the National Export Award, and at the regional level, it has been recognized three times with the Jalisco Export Award (2009, 2015, and 2023).

Innovative Transport maintains a significant presence in North American trade , and since its inception has had ties with U.S. transportation companies such as CFI , Landstar , Werner , Mesilla Valley , and PAM , which have been partners in its growth and remain as business partners.

In more than two decades of experience, Transportes Innovativos has embarked on a process to implement corporate governance since 2024 , and tangible results have already begun to be seen, such as the renewal of 33% of the fleet during that year and a growth in new vehicles of 44% compared to the end of 2023.

In addition to the impact a modern fleet has on service standards, Innovative Transport’s progress also aims to reduce emissions and improve fuel efficiency , factors aligned with international sustainability guidelines.

The roadmap for implementing corporate governance at Transportes Innovativos is set for 2027, and as Flavio Rivera, the company’s CEO, explained, “The challenge of institutionalizing a company like Transportes Innovativos has not been easy, but the commitment to transparency, efficiency, and continuous growth has allowed the company not only to adapt to change, but to grow stronger in the process.”

This is how Transportes Innovativos has been in the trucking market for 22 years.

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The executive highlighted Mexico’s modern infrastructure and efficient logistics, which, he emphasized, are an ideal bridge for new business between Latin America and the rest of the world.

This position is further strengthened by Mexico’s growing trade relationship with Asian nations, especially China. This makes the country a gateway for international companies seeking alliances and expansion in Latin America, a trend the firm aims to actively facilitate, Clur stated in an interview with T21 .

According to the World Bank (WB) , Mexico ranked 66th globally in 2023 in the Logistics Performance Index, achieving a score of 2.9, highlighting its infrastructure and logistics services compared to other nations in the region, which shows that there are still areas to develop in the country’s logistics industry.

In this regard, Clur identified that this sector in Mexico still faces challenges such as market fragmentation, trade barriers, and a lack of technological integration.

In light of this, he noted that some solutions lie in process digitization , logistics automation , and the creation of in-person networking platforms , which allow for direct agreements and eliminate unnecessary intermediaries, thereby streamlining the supply chain, especially in the electronics and appliance market.

The executive noted that the United States’ tariff policy on the electronics and appliance industry has created challenges in terms of costs and access to new economies, which can be mitigated through market diversification , strengthening regional alliances , and reducing economic dependence on the United States.

It’s worth remembering that our northern neighbor imposed 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum, which were increased to 50% on June 4th, in an effort to strengthen the U.S. steel and aluminum industries. One of the industries most affected by this measure is the electronics and appliance industry.

The  National Chamber of the Iron and Steel Industry (Canacero)  emphasized that the United States maintains a bilateral steel trade surplus with Mexico of  four billion dollars (mdd)  in finished products, which will increase in 2025 due to the decline in Mexican exports, which decreased by 50 percent in April and May alone.

Clur emphasized that one of Grupo Eletrolar’s goals in Mexico is to strengthen the supply chain by creating solid commercial networks, promoting exports, and fostering collaboration agreements between companies from different countries, for which the Mexican market is a fundamental pillar.

Along these lines, he said the company will hold the Electronics Home Mexico event, focused on the consumer electronics, household goods, information technology, telecommunications, home appliances, and mobility sectors. The event will take place from June 17 to 19 and will feature international exhibitors and brands in the industry.

The executive highlighted the importance of Mexico for hosting events of this type, which, given the current uncertain outlook, could help transform the impact of the adverse economic environment, such as tariffs, by opening up new business opportunities and international collaboration.

According to the consulting firm Expert Market Research , the logistics market in Mexico reached a value of $1.27 billion  in 2024, and is estimated to grow  10.2% annually between 2025 and 2034, reaching $ 3.044  billion by the end of this period.

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