Yusen Logistics strengthens presence in Mexico with new branch in Guadalajara

11/08/2016

Yusen Logistics, a leading third-party logistics provider, is expanding its air freight forwarding network in Mexico with the addition of a branch in Guadalajara.

The Guadalajara Branch, which opened on August 1, reinforces the company’s rapidly growing presence in Mexico and enables it to ...

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