Robert van de Weg: back at the helm of an airline, and hopefully not in the soup
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Mexican shippers are seeing growth in alternative markets, following US trade policies that forwarders claim have benefited Mexico, rather than harmed it.
Speaking to The Loadstar at Fiata’s World Congress in Delhi, the director general of Planet Cargo, Galo Molina Aguilar, said Mexican exporters were diversifying as a result of US policies.
“What we are seeing is Mexico looking to its southern neighbours,” said Mr Molinar Aguilar, who also serves as president of Latin America’s largest forwarder association, Alacat.
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“Mexico is becoming very ...
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