March 2015
Newsletter
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Dear clients, suppliers and business partners:

 

We are thrilled to bring you our March 2015 edition of this newsletter. The goal of this newsletter is to provide you with quick and useful information for your business with Mexico.

 

As a company, we value your opinion and we encourage you to contact us in case you have questions or comments through: Mexicon Logistics

 

Leon Jorge Medina

President and CEO

Mexicom Logistics

Mexico, the largest producer of automobiles in Latin America.

The International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (OICA) today recognized Mexico as the seventh largest producer of vehicles and number one in Latin America, ahead of Brazil, according to data released on the eve of the Geneva Motor Show..

OICA data indicate that Mexico produced 3.3 million cars in 2014, 10.2 percent increase over the previous year and surpassed Brazil as the leading producer in Latin America, which achieved 3.1 million cars fabricate, 15.3 percent less...



U.S. trade with Canada and Mexico in December increased to $95.8 billion, up 5.4% from 2013, and trucks carried about three-fifths of the freight, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics reported Feb. 26.


 

Trucks carried 59.2% of the trade among North American Free Trade Agreement partners, the most heavily used mode of moving goods to and from Canada and Mexico...
 

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In 2014, the value of total trade in the NAFTA Region was USD$1.122 trillion representing an increase of 4.3% compared to last year..

 


 Within the North American block, Mexico's trade, along with its partner countries, went from 30.9% of the region's total back in 1993 to 46.8% in 2014, reflecting the importance of Mexico as a trading partner for Canada and the United States...

 

 

  

Thus the stimulus for tractor fifth wheel will move from 161,000 to 250,000 pesos, unitary truck from 103,000 to 160,000 pesos, unit two-axle truck from 69,000 to 107,000 pesos.. 


 

The stimulus has a maximum of five years to apply (from the certificate of destruction), besides being transferable...

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Puebla, Pue. Due to the closure of the Mexico-Puebla Highway, at the height of Rio Frio, 2,000 units of carga and passengers were affected in their operations, so economic losses were recorder in order of 3 million pesos.. 

He noted that since it is a weather contingency penalties by customers are reduced to 50%, because "this is a situation that is not in our hands to solve, but is part of the agreement that has always existed"...


 
 
Index - Mexicom
Mexico, the largest producer of automobiles in Latin America...
Nafta Trade Rises 5.4% as Trucks Carry Three-Fifths of Freight...
Mexico-Canada Trade Report 2014...
Scrappage increases 50% cargo incentive and 80% in passage...
Puebla: Snowstorm left losses of $ 3 million pesos...
Did you know?...
Mexican Economy Facts: 5 Things You Didn't Know...
Amazing Facts About Mexico And Mexicans...

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Statistical information of international trade in Mexico
Did you know?...

Mexican Economy Facts: 5 Things You Didn't Know

 

The political focus on Mexico has always been towards illegal immigrants sneaking into the US and the drug trafficking issues. What surprises many Americans is the real growth and health of the Mexican economy. It has been enough to catch the eyes of leading experts. Economists Chris Wilson and Erik Lee share "the United States and Mexico do not just sell goods to one another, they actually work together to manufacture them."...

 

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Amazing Facts About Mexico And Mexicans



Mexico has the world record for beaches: Cozumel, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Escondido, Puerto Angelito, Puerto Angel, Playa Cementerio, Playa Canta Mar, Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco, Barra de Navidad, Zihuatanejo. More languages are spoken in Mexico than in Europe. That`s because that country is home to 60 Indian nations... 

I m p o r t a n t   R e m i n d e r  

We remind our clients, suppliers and business partners, that you can contact our Operations Department at anytime: 
 

Aldo Medina 

Monday to Friday 

from 9:30 to 18:30 hrs 

amedina@mexicomlogistics.com    

Tel.: (514) 667-0174
 

Raul Almanza 

Monday to Friday 

from 8:00 to 17:00 hrs

dispatch@mexicomlogistics.com

Tel.: (514) 667-0174

 

Javier Vergara 

Monday to Friday 

from 13:00 to 21:00 hrs

Saturdays

from 9:00 to 14:00 hours. 

cservice@mexicomlogistics.com

Tel.: (514) 667-0174
 

René Ceccopieri

Pricing

Monday to Friday

from 9:00 to 18:00 hrs

renec@mexicomlogistics.com

Tel.: (514) 667-0174  


 

 Julio C. Díaz López

Sales Representative

 Mexico City

jdiazlopez@mexicomlogistics.com
 Tel. (5) 26038200

 Nextel (5)10899618

ID:  52*157721*2


 

Fernando Martin Albor Loza
Sales Representative
Leon Gto.

Tel. (477) 3 90 18 51

Mov. 477 3 70 25 28

 malbor@mexicomlogistics.com

 

 

They will be happy to assist you! 


 


 


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