Mexico’s Pacific ports brace for deeper volume declines

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Mexico’s Pacific ports brace for deeper volume declines

| Apr 01, 2020 11:46AM EDT
A steep drop in cargo through Mexico’s ports in March is just one of several factors roiling the country’s logistics sector, which may see low freight volumes for months, executives say.
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