Daniel Benjamin Garduño Medina

🚀 Mexico's strategic location and trade agreements make it a logistics powerhouse. Xcell ensures you maximize these benefits for seamless operations.  #Xcellence #TradeOpportunities #LogisticsLeadership #XcellingTogether

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As nearshoring accelerates, Mexico is becoming a key air cargo hub. While demand grows, challenges like infrastructure and capacity must be addressed for long-term success. #Logistics #Nearshoring #AirCargo https://lnkd.in/e72wHssd

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Difficulties are only temporary Recently, Mexico's National Tax Administration (SAT) issued a report announcing the implementation of preventive seizure measures on a batch of Chinese merchandise with a total value of approximately 418 million pesos. The main reason for this seizure action was that the merchandise could not provide valid proof of its length of stay in Mexico and its legal quantity. The seized merchandise was a large quantity of more than 1.4 million pieces covering a wide range of daily consumer goods such as slippers, sandals, fans, backpacks, and other items. The SAT's data showed that during the January-June period of this year, it conducted 181 reviews of various sectors and commodities and seized items with an estimated value of 1.6 billion pesos (about R586 million). Of the total inspections conducted, 62 included quick home visits to the ship, machinery, furniture, footwear, electronics, textiles and automotive sectors, totaling about P1.19 billion (about R436 million). The remaining 119 inspections were conducted on highways and resulted in the seizure of goods worth P420 million (about $153 million) in the machinery, footwear, apparel, electronics, textiles, toys, automotive, and metallurgical industries.The SAT has installed 91 verification points along the country's major highways, which have been identified as places with the highest flow of foreign goods. These verification points have enabled the government to exert fiscal influence in 53 percent of the country and allow for the seizure of more than 2 billion pesos (approximately RD$733 million) of merchandise throughout 2024. With these actions, the National Tax Administration reaffirms its commitment to eliminate tax evasion, avoidance and fraud by strengthening its surveillance practices, with the aim of combating the illegal introduction of goods of foreign origin into the national territory. The decree came into effect on April 23 and is valid for two years. According to the decree, products such as textiles, clothing and footwear will be subject to a 35 percent temporary import tariff; round steel with a diameter of less than 14 millimeters will be subject to a 50 percent temporary import tariff. For goods imported from regions and countries that have signed trade agreements with Mexico, if they meet the relevant provisions of the agreement, they will enjoy preferential tariff treatment. According to Mexico's “Economist” reported on July 17, the WTO released a report on the 17th, 2023, Mexico's share of China's total exports amounted to 2.4%, a record high. keep active！

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Are import challenges hindering your business growth? Learn how you can leverage Mexico as your gateway to smoother cross-border shipments and reduced costs. From navigating complex supply chains to minimizing administrative burdens, discover how the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) can transform your importing process.   Contact us today at [email protected] for a more detailed guidance on importing goods to the U.S. through Mexico!   #GlobalTrade #DigitalTransformation #SupplyChainManagement #TotalTrade #CustomsClearance

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In international trade, securing cargo transport is a strategic necessity, not just an option. Alejandro Bachs, Country Manager of DHL Global Forwarding for Colombia and Venezuela, highlights the importance of risk mitigation and safeguarding the value of goods through the Shipment Value Protection plan. This comprehensive insurance solution not only covers the full value of transported goods but also simplifies the claims process, allowing importers and exporters to swiftly recover their investments in case of theft, damage, or loss. https://okt.to/3oEbyh PS: This article is in Spanish

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Discover your shipping strengths and how you can optimize your US-Mexico logistics with our interactive quiz, "What Type of Mexico Cross-Border Shipper Are You?" Dive into key questions that reveal your priorities, from cost-efficiency and security to speed and flexibility. Whether you're shipping perishables, oversized items, or looking for the best in cargo insurance, this quiz will guide you to understand your needs and how Armstrong can enhance your cross-border operations. Don’t miss out on finding out where you excel and where Armstrong can help you grow. Complete the quiz and receive insights tailored to your shipping style and needs. Ready to transform your cross-border shipping experience? Fill out the form below to speak with one of our cross-border professionals today: https://lnkd.in/euENtwu9 #ArmstrongTransport #ATG #Mexico #MexicoCrossBorder #CrossBorderShipping #MexicoShipping #Freight #Logistics #LogisticsServices #LogisticsSolutions #Cargo

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The Essential Playbook: Navigating Trade Shifts with Mexico #AutomotiveSupplyChain #TradePolicy #MexicoTrade #SupplyChainManagement #SupplyChain #Logistics #LogisticsManagement #Mexico #SupplyChainLogistics #SCMJobs

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Mainline operators have been starting services connecting China with Mexico as freight rates have reached a near two-year high. Freight rates for containers from Chinese ports to Mexico's main container port, Manzanillo, are now around US$2,000 per TEU. This has caused CMA CGM, COSCO and MSC to start China-Mexico connections. On 6 May, COSCO and its subsidiary OOCL started the Transpacific Latin Pacific 5 (TLP5) service, offering transit times of 15 to 20 days between China, South Korea and Mexico. In response, French carrier CMA CGM will launch a new M2X Mexico Express service on 11 May, calling at Tianjin (Xingang), Qingdao, Busan, Ensenada, Manzanillo, Lazaro Cardenas, Yokohama, Busan, and Tianjin (Xingang). The M2X will turn in 56 days using eight 4,200 TEU ships, starting with the 4,253 TEU ANL Wangaratta at Busan. Linerlytica analyst Tan Hua Joo told Container News that the rising rates for China-Mexico service follows that for Asia to the wider South American region, convincing carriers to shift capacity to the lane. MSC, particularly, has adjusted one of its Asia-US East Coast services, Santana, to cancel out US port calls and focus on Central American calls. The Santana service’s last New York call was made by the 15,264 TEU MSC Martina Maria on 29 March, with subsequent sailings shortened to a revised Far East-Mexico-Panama-Dominican Republic service calling at Yantian, Ningbo, Shanghai, Busan, Manzanillo (Mexico), Cristobal, Colon (Coco Solo), Caucedo, and Yantian. The revised Santana service turns in 11 weeks, using up to 11 ships of 8,000 to 15,000 TEU on the new eastbound round-the-world rotation, with additional ports added to the rotation on inducement. Linerlytica noted that MSC's withdrawal of the USEC service will remove some 10,000 TEU a week on the Far East-US East Coast route as it seeks to take advantage of the more lucrative freight rates on the Far East-Mexico and Latin America routes. MSC’s modification of the Santana service coincides with its launch of a a new Asia-Mexico West Coast Shuttle service calling at Qingdao, Ningbo, Shanghai, Busan, Manzanillo, Lazaro Cardenas, and Qingdao. Starting 15 May, the service will have a turnaround of six to seven weeks and will deploy ships of 4,000-7,000 TEU starting with the 6,492 TEU MSC Apollo departing Qingdao. Xeneta’s chief analyst Peter Sand told Container News that Far East-Mexico rates are now at levels not seen since September 2022, as demand for Chinese imports in Mexico went up by over 33% year-on-year in 1Q 2024. Shippers may be attempting to get around tariffs on goods imported from China into the United States, which have ramped up during the ongoing trade war between the nations. My Mail: [email protected] My whatsapp: +84 399827179 #container #shipping #maersk #msc #cmacgm #hapag-lloyd #cosco #evergreen #yangming #oocl #zim #nyk #kline #mol #apl #uasc #hamburgsud #export #import #cha #custom #freight #shipping #shippingindustry #shipments #shippingcontainer

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Panama Is the Center of the Global #SupplyChain Panama is a premier #logistics hub where multinationals can trade, transport and manufacture goods through the #PanamaCanal, five modern #ports, and a globally connected airport, while using advanced digital and financial networks to safely move information and money. “Panama is the #Gateway to the Latin American #market with an unmatched geographic location and the best connectivity by air, land and sea; an open-dollarized #economy with a pro-#business government which facilitates investments and the most stable socio-economic and political environment in Latin America. Panama is the Hub of Hubs!” Bloomberg

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🚛 Simplifying Customs Clearance with DODA 🌎 Cross-border trade between Mexico and its partners just got smoother, thanks to the Documento de Operación para Despacho Aduanero (DODA). This essential tool is transforming customs clearance by reducing paperwork, enhancing efficiency, and modernizing trade practices. Here’s what you need to know: 📋 Purpose: The DODA streamlines customs operations by consolidating key shipment details into one digital document, minimizing delays and errors. 💻 Creation & Submission: Customs brokers generate the DODA via the SAT platform, incorporating validated pedimentos, QR codes, electronic signatures, and SAT digital stamps. 🔍 Functionality: With the DODA, physical copies of other documents are unnecessary—QR codes enable quick electronic verification and shipment tracking. ✨ Benefits: - Faster customs clearance. - Fewer errors in processing. - Improved shipment traceability. 📆 Mandatory Implementation: Since November 21, 2018, the DODA is required at all 49 Mexican Customs offices (with exceptions for specific transit and rail operations). ⏳ Expiration: The DODA is valid for three business days, ensuring timely goods movement. By aligning with global trade facilitation standards, the DODA enhances cross-border efficiency, benefiting all stakeholders in international logistics. #TradeFacilitation #CustomsModernization #DODA #Mexicoborder‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍‍

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In Freight Forwarding, each day is dynamic and marked by achievements. Our recent certifications and licenses reflect our commitment to international standards and operational enhancement, positioning us for continued success in the USA.     For instance, one of our clients, a renowned technology company, needs to ship high-value electronics from the USA to Ecuador. With our newly obtained IATA License, we can now offer a more streamlined and efficient shipping process, significantly reducing transit times. This efficiency, coupled with the security assurance from our CTPAT certification, provides our clients with the confidence that their goods are secured against potential terrorist threats.     Our ISO certification further underscores our dedication to maintaining superior standards in our operations, ensuring that every shipment meets stringent quality benchmarks. These certifications culminate in a fortified supply chain, where clients experience reduced risks, faster deliveries, and unparalleled service quality.     Our work goes beyond moving goods. it’s about progress, pushing limits, and making a difference. That’s the reward of each day. #FreightForwarding #SupplyChainExcellence #LogisticsInnovation #DPWorldAmericas #GlobalShipping

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"Strengthening Ties: International Trade between Mexico and Spain" The economic relationship between Mexico and Spain stands as a testament to the enduring bonds forged across continents. With historical, cultural, and linguistic ties as its foundation, the bilateral trade between these two nations continues to flourish, driving mutual prosperity and fostering collaboration across diverse industries. Mexico and Spain share a dynamic trade partnership characterized by the exchange of goods, services, and investment flows. Spanish companies have long recognized Mexico as a strategic gateway to the vibrant markets of North America, leveraging its geographical proximity, favorable trade agreements, and skilled workforce to establish a significant presence in sectors ranging from automotive and manufacturing to tourism and renewable energy. Conversely, Mexican exports, including automotive products, machinery, agricultural goods, and tequila, find a receptive market in Spain, benefiting from its robust infrastructure, diverse consumer base, and strategic location as a gateway to the European Union and beyond. Beyond the realm of trade in goods, both nations actively engage in collaborative ventures in areas such as technology transfer, research and development, and cultural exchange. This synergy not only enhances economic ties but also enriches the social fabric, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of each other's heritage and values. As global dynamics continue to evolve, Mexico and Spain remain steadfast partners in navigating the complexities of international trade. Through dialogue, cooperation, and innovation, they are poised to unlock new opportunities, strengthen economic resilience, and build a more interconnected future for generations to come. #xpdmexico#xpdspain#weareglobal

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Shipping to and from Mexico is becoming more complex by the day, but avoiding this strategically important market isn’t the solution. The key is finding a reliable Mexico freight forwarder who knows the ins and outs of cross-border logistics. To help you get started, we’ve put together a guide: “5 Things You Should Ask Before Contracting a Mexico Freight Forwarder.” Read the full article to learn: - What to look for in a Mexico freight forwarder - How to avoid common pitfalls when shipping in and out of Mexico - Why Estes Forwarding Worldwide is uniquely positioned to support your Mexico logistics needs Don’t leave your cross-border logistics to chance. Find out what makes a reliable partner for Mexico freight forwarding today: https://lnkd.in/g69Hfk3i #crossborder #mexico #efw #efwexperience #logistics

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The important role of Mexican international freight forwarders in expanding new trade journeys: 1. Mexico: The new favorite of logistics hub  Mexico is located in North America, adjacent to the United States and Canada, and is one of the world's 15 largest economies recognized by the United Nations. Mexico's unique geographical location makes it an important logistics hub between North America and Latin America, and its international freight forwarding industry has also flourished.   2. The significance and function of international freight forwarding International freight forwarders provide customers with logistics services from the country of origin to the country of destination through professional knowledge and network resources. They undertake important responsibilities such as freight forwarding, customs declaration, transportation mode selection, transportation tracking and warehousing management, and are committed to providing efficient, safe and reliable cargo transportation services.   3. Characteristics of Mexico International Freight Forwarding (a) Rich experience and expertise: Mexico International Freight Forwarding has many years of rich practical experience and expertise, and is able to provide customers with comprehensive and personalized logistics solutions. (b) Stable global network: Mexico's international freight forwarding agencies have established good cooperative relations with major logistics companies and airlines around the world, and have an extensive international partner network that can provide global cargo transportation services. (c) Diversified service scope: Mexico International Freight Forwarding not only provides conventional transportation methods such as sea, air and land transportation, but also has a variety of supporting services such as warehousing management, cargo insurance, customs declaration, etc. to meet the diverse needs of customers.   4. Advantages of Mexico International Freight Forwarding (a) Convenient trade environment: Mexico has promoted trade facilitation policies, which have provided a more favorable operating environment for international freight forwarders, helped improve logistics efficiency and reduce transportation costs. (b) Advantages of multimodal transport: Mexican international freight forwarding agencies give full play to their unique geographical advantages, realize multimodal transport through sea-land transport, air-ground transport and other means, and provide flexible and diverse cargo transportation options to better meet customer needs.

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#MexicoBusinessNews An overview for Logistics in Latam. Read the full interview.

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