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

JOC Port News International Ports

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.
Port News›International Ports
International Customs Regulations
Port Productivity

You are only viewing part of an article, please register to get full access.

More International Ports News & Analysis

Congestion clogs port of Manila
India considers ways to boost transshipment
First Mexican container cabotage route to launch in Q1 2020
Veracruz port's blockchain effort to launch in September
Mongla port targets Chittagong apparel exports
India’s JNPT cracking down on import charges
Investor backs Sydney, Nova Scotia port project
Expansion sets Veracruz port for growth
Port News›International Ports
Port News›Port Productivity
Regulation & Policy›Customs Regulations›International Customs Regulations
North America›Mexico

More on JOC

Special report: Breakbulk chartering and the art of project forwarding

Breakbulk
Alphaliner raises alarm over possible overcharging on low-sulfur fees

Alphaliner raises alarm over possible overcharging on low-sulfur fees

Maritime News
Gary Cohn, TPM20 Keynote Speaker

Gary Cohn to deliver TPM20 keynote address

Maritime News

Startups partner to automate global cold chain

Technology

Baltimore to begin upgrade for 14,000-TEU berth in Q1

Port of Baltimore

Startup offers a path through LA-LB chassis chaos

Drayage

APM Terminals chief: Port data sharing must advance

Port of Los Angeles

Schenker turns to startup for liner schedule data

DB Schenker

Airlines losing safety net as forwarders slash contract volumes

International Air Freight

Carrier demand boosts low-sulfur fuel price in key ports

Maritime News

India’s private ports begin to feel pinch from trade headwinds

International Ports

SAP to integrate project44 road visibility in North America, Europe

Technology
More News & Analysis