Mexico Strengthens Regional Leadership in Logistics

Driven by the implementation of Industry 4.0 technologies, Mexico is strengthening its position as a regional logistics leader. One of the main challenges the country faces is cargo theft, which mainly affects the food and beverage, construction, and industrial sectors.

The Challenge of Cargo Theft

Cargo theft remains a significant issue in Mexico, impacting various industries and the overall economy. To address this challenge, companies like Total Protect have developed high-efficiency integrated monitoring systems that use real-time surveillance and advanced anti-theft protocols.

High-Efficiency Monitoring Systems

These integrated systems, similar to Mexico’s C5 public security model, offer resilience strategies and modern infrastructure to help reduce theft and improve the security of goods in transit.

Investment in Airport Infrastructure

In addition to tackling security challenges, Mexico is investing heavily in improving its airport infrastructure. The Pacific Airport Group (GAP) has announced a $2.53 billion investment until 2029 to enhance airports like Guadalajara, Tijuana, and Los Cabos, increasing capacity and supporting regional trade.

Renovation of Mexico City International Airport

The Mexican Navy (Semar) will allocate 8 billion pesos to renovate Mexico City International Airport (AICM) in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. A total of 75 projects will be carried out to accommodate more than 45 million passengers annually and improve air connectivity.