Maersk Strengthens Presence in Mexico with New Logistics Hub
Maersk, a global leader in integrated logistics, has announced the opening of a new 30,000-square-meter facility in Tijuana, Mexico. This strategic move positions Maersk to capitalize on the booming cross-border trade between the United States and Mexico.
Tijuana's proximity to major Californian ports like Los Angeles/Long Beach and its easy access to various transportation channels make it a key player in international trade. This strategic location and Mexico's status as the US's third-largest trading partner have attracted numerous companies seeking to leverage nearshoring opportunities.
Maersk's New Facility: Designed for Seamless Trade
Located in Prisma XII, Pacifico Industrial Park, the new facility serves companies in the technology, automotive, retail, and lifestyle sectors. It offers a comprehensive suite of services, including sorting, storage, cross-docking, and inventory management. Additionally, it provides value-added services like labeling, packaging, and order fulfillment, catering to traditional and e-commerce needs.
The facility boasts a LEED Gold certification, showcasing Maersk's commitment to sustainability. Features like rooftop solar panels and electric material handling equipment ensure eco-friendly operations.
Offering Integrated Solutions for Customers
This expansion allows Maersk to provide its customers with a wider range of services. Customers can now benefit from:
- Ocean shipping
- Warehousing and distribution
- Landside transportation
These services are specifically designed to navigate the complexities of cross-border trade between Mexico and the US.
Maersk's Expanding Footprint in Mexico
The Tijuana facility joins Maersk's existing network of warehouses and depots across Mexico, solidifying its presence in the region. They have ambitious plans for further growth, including expanding capabilities in Guadalajara and Monterrey while focusing on landside infrastructure to offer even more seamless solutions for US-Mexico trade.
This strategic move by Maersk demonstrates its commitment to supporting the dynamic trade landscape between Mexico and the United States. With its new facility in Tijuana, Maersk is well-positioned to provide customers with integrated logistics solutions that meet their evolving needs.
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21 March 2024
