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Frustrated with infrastructure limitations that hamper the ability of Mexican ports to absorb the rise in traffic, ocean carriers are looking to the new government for fresh impetus, particularly at the nation’s premier Pacific gateway.
Frustration has been building among the carriers over problems at Mexican ports, claiming they undermine the nation’s ability to absorb the influx of new business from the near-shoring trend, of which Mexico is one of the chief beneficiaries.
At the recent ...
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