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(9 articles)Maersk Lowers Mexico Inland Fuel Surcharge to 2%
Maersk has adjusted its inland fuel surcharge in Mexico to 2%, signaling a recalibration of transportation pricing in this key North American trade lane. This adjustment is a routine operational updat
Q4 Freight Rates Face Surge as Truck Capacity Remains Tight
Uber Freight's Q3 Market Update reveals that the U.S. trucking market faces significant headwinds entering peak season, with constrained capacity, elevated rates, and emerging trade policy uncertainty
Cainiao Expands Mexico Customs Clearance to Accelerate Cross-Border Trade
Cainiao, Alibaba's logistics arm, has announced enhanced customs clearance infrastructure in Mexico, signaling a strategic commitment to streamline cross-border air cargo operations in North America's
ArcBest and Cross-Border Logistics Face Tariff Impact
Recent tariff announcements have created significant headwinds for cross-border logistics operators, particularly those focused on US-Mexico trade lanes. ArcBest, a major player in the less-than-truck
DSV Analyzes North American Freight Market Conditions
DSV, a major global logistics provider, has weighed in on current conditions affecting North American freight markets, offering industry perspective on regional transportation dynamics. This commentar
Mexico's USMCA Edge Powers Tech Export Boom Over China
Mexico is experiencing a transformational export boom driven increasingly by technology and AI infrastructure rather than traditional automotive manufacturing. According to BBVA México research, machi
Mexico Ports Expand Capacity as Exports Surge
Mexico's port and logistics infrastructure is undergoing significant expansion to accommodate rapidly growing export volumes. This development reflects broader structural shifts in North American supp
Mayan Train Receives First 12 Locomotives for Freight Operations
The Mayan Train project has reached a critical operational milestone with the arrival of its first 12 locomotives, signaling the transition from passenger-focused planning to active freight operations
USMCA Renewal Blocked: What Supply Chain Experts Need to Know
The Trump administration declined to automatically renew the USMCA on July 1, 2026, instead triggering a protracted renegotiation cycle that will subject North America's most critical trade agreement