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🚚📈 Transformation in the Mexican Logistics Sector

The logistics sector in Mexico and Latin America is in full evolution, driven by strategic acquisitions that are redefining the transportation landscape. This market is becoming increasingly attractive for international investment.

🔹 UPS has announced the acquisition of Estafeta, strengthening its presence in Mexico.

🔹 Grupo Traxión, the second largest transportation group in the country, has acquired Solistica, FEMSA's logistics unit.

An exciting time for growth and innovation in logistics! 🌟

☕🌍 Mexico Excels in Coffee Exports

In 2023, Mexico exported approximately 2.4 billion kilograms of coffee, consolidating its position as the tenth largest producer and exporter in the world, according to SIAP.

The main exporting entities were:

Mexico City: $133 million

Veracruz: $116 million

Chiapas: $70 million

Oaxaca: just over $9 million

Nayarit: $695,000

A great boost for the Mexican coffee industry! 🇲🇽✨

🌍🚗 Mexico Consolidates Its Position in the Global Market

Mexico has strengthened its position in global trade, surpassing China as the main trading partner of the United States. Although it exports a variety of products, the automotive sector remains the most prominent.

According to Banxico, in the first half of 2024, total exports reached $299.387.1 million. Of this amount, only 5% corresponds to petroleum products, while 95% comes from other sectors, with 93.6% of the latter from the manufacturing sector. A great achievement for the Mexican economy! 🇲🇽💪

💼🌟 Investment Streak in Mexico

Mexico continues to attract investments, driven by the phenomenon of nearshoring. In September and October, over 417.5 billion pesos in investments were recorded, generating more than 12,000 jobs.

Among the most notable projects is Woodside Energy's, the largest private oil and gas company in Australia, which will invest more than 232 billion pesos in a deep-water project in Tamaulipas. One of the largest investments in the country's history! 🚀