Supply Chain Research

Mexico’s ports handled 8% more containers than a year earlier in February, the eighth straight month of growth. That was the result of a growth in exports of 16% for Pacific coast ports and 27% for Gulf coast ports, both of which outperformed the national rate in dollar terms. The fastest growing port was Veracruz, which maintained its number one spot ahead of Manzanillo for a fourth month. It completed expansion works in 2016, and growth during February was the result of an increase in exports of food products. The Lazaro Cardenas port, which ‘only’ grew by 18%, may see an acceleration ...