Reverse logistics is a stage in the supply chain responsible for returning a product from the point of consumption or end-user back to the manufacturer or distributor for recovery, repair, recycling, or disposal.

As we live in a more globalized world, logistics has become a science that must be studied from various aspects: economic, environmental and temporal.

One day, three continents, to more than 100 destinations, approximately 90 thousand people a day. These are the figures that ensure the daily mobility of the Mexico City International Airport (AICM, by its Spanish acronym). Both, people and objects, are in constant movement and this is where the importance of these lands begins.

¡El sector del transporte acaparó el 25% de los ciberataques registrados en el 2022 y 2023!

Every minute 16 million containers are traveling on 5,000 ships around the world, making maritime transport the most widely used mode of transport in international trade worldwide. Maritime transport could not exist without the presence of seaports.