The logistics industry in Mexico maintains an annual growth rate of approximately 5.4%, while specialized segments such as freight forwarding are advancing at rates exceeding 9%, reflecting the increasing complexity of international trade.

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Driven by nearshoring, the logistics sector is not only facing greater demand, but also a wave of investment in infrastructure, job creation, and industrial expansion.

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At the macroeconomic level, Mexico reached historic levels of trade integration with the United States, with trade totaling nearly $873 billion, consolidating its position as the main trading partner and increasing the pressure on supply chains to become more efficient and resilient.

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