News / Regional carriers dip their toes in growing Mexican box trade

17/03/2025

Seven regional container lines have banded together to enter the Mexican market, lured by the partial shift from Chinese manufacturing to the Central American country.

China’s Sinotrans Container Lines(SCL), Hong Kong-listed TS Lines, Singapore-based SeaLead Shipping and Emirates Shipping Line, Thailand’s Regional ...

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