La gestión de las cadenas de distribución mexicanas en tiempos de turbulencia

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La gestión de las cadenas de distribución mexicanas en tiempos de turbulencia

| Jan 05, 2020 6:49PM EST
A pesar de que los volúmenes de carga que se mueven a través de los puertos mexicanos y por carretera se han desacelerado debido a la economía lenta del país, la aprobación prevista del Tratado entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá (T-MEC) ofrece posibilidades de un impulso al sector logístico mexicano. La Conferencia Comercio de México de JOC evaluará todos los aspectos del sector logístico.
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