Mexico avanza con su programa de cabotaje de contenedores

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Mexico avanza con su programa de cabotaje de contenedores

| Dec 09, 2019 9:55AM EST
México está avanzando con un nuevo programa de cabotaje para permitir a los cargadores mover la carga sobre el agua dentro de las fronteras del país, proporcionando una alternativa al transporte por camión. Esta traducción al español de una historia de JOC es parte de nuestra cobertura mejorada de México.
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