In Mexico, the logistics of medicines is not only an economic matter but also a question of public health.

In recent years, cargo theft in Mexico has turned into one of the most pressing challenges for the country’s logistics industry.

Despite the volatility in trade and the global challenges we are currently facing, Mexico has shown that in international business it is possible to turn challenges into opportunities, thus managing to increase its exports, attract new investments and strengthen its presence in key markets.

The logistics sector boomed at the end of the 20th century and has been growing until today. Business models and new consumer trends, influenced by e-commerce, have allowed the sector to grow hand in hand with globalization.

The most important logistics centers of the global economy are undergoing a technological transition, which significantly impacts various economic and social sectors worldwide. Approximately 80% of goods are transported by sea, which has urged ports to redefine their processes in order to meet the current demand.