Customs to run 24/7 at fast-growing Manzanillo port

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Customs to run 24/7 at fast-growing Manzanillo port

| Apr 16, 2019 5:13PM EDT
Customs services at Mexico’s largest port will be available round the clock under a plan that federal customs authorities are putting together to help move cargo through the port more quickly.
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