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(8 articles)Mexico Rail Freight Surges as Intermodal Traffic Accelerates
Mexico's rail freight sector is experiencing robust growth, with intermodal traffic—the combination of rail, truck, and container movements—accelerating notably. This development signals strengthening
CMA CGM Expansion, Mexico Freight Growth & Customs Modernization
CMA CGM's strategic acquisition activity combined with accelerating freight volumes in Mexico signals significant structural changes in the region's logistics landscape. The simultaneous launch of a m
Mayan Train Freight Network Hits 54% Completion Milestone
The Mayan Train freight network has reached a pivotal 54% completion milestone, signaling accelerated progress on Mexico's most ambitious regional transportation infrastructure project. This developme
AMACARGA Celebrates 40 Years Leading Mexico's Freight Industry
AMACARGA, a major Mexican freight and logistics association, has reached its 40th anniversary milestone, marked by the organization of its 8th National Congress. This celebration underscores the organ
UPS Enhances Service Level for US-Mexico Industrial Shippers
UPS has announced a service level upgrade targeting industrial shippers moving freight between the United States and Mexico, signaling continued investment in cross-border logistics infrastructure. Th
Mayan Train Secures Diesel Permit for Freight Expansion
The Mayan Train has secured an essential diesel transport permit, marking a regulatory milestone that enables the passenger-cargo hybrid railway to expand its freight operations across Mexico's Yucata
Nuevo Laredo Customs Hub Strengthens Mexico's Nearshoring Appeal
Nuevo Laredo's customs hub represents a strategic infrastructure upgrade that enhances Mexico's position as a nearshoring destination for North American manufacturers. By improving border processing e
Werner Doubles Mexico Intermodal Fleet to 800 Containers
Werner Enterprises is significantly scaling its cross-border intermodal operations into Mexico, doubling its owned container fleet from approximately 400 to 800 units by the end of the year. This expa