Logistics and e-commerce growth in Mexico and Latin America

Mexico and Latin America represent incredible e-commerce logistics opportunities and challenges.

Mexico’s has become one the regions leading economies. Mexican GDP growth is expected to remain strong. Mexico is unique amongst Latin American in that their economic growth has not been driven by commodities. High value manufacturing.has been the key economic driver in Mexico.


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While may people associate Mexico and Latin America with paying bribes, regulations and bureaucracy are the biggest cause delays and unexpected costs. Using an experienced logistics partner in Latin America can help ensure timely flow of your goods through customs to final delivery.

Jet Worldwide offers unique consulting support that provide you with a local advocate to help manage and control your logistics processes in Mexico and South America.

Mexico continues attract manufacturing of complex parts and systems from Asia. This “nearshoring” trend is expected to continue as Mexico builds the infrastructure to support manufacturing.

The Mexican government has pledged resources to improve a strained logistics structure. Investments are needed to improve road, rail, ocean ports, air ports, border crossing and customs processing technologies.

Jet Worldwide provides logistics support for parcels shipped in North America, South America Europe and Asia. Contact our team for a consultation.

Latin American Opportunities beyond Mexico:

Beyond Mexico, other countries with great potential in Latin America include Chile, Columbia and Peru. Along with Mexico, these countries are now often referred to as “the four amigos.” The unifying element in Latin America economies is their embrace of free trade policies. The North American Free Trade Agreement, signed over 20 years ago, is now just one of many trade pacts in the region. Numerous trade pacts have been signed, being negotiated and/or under discussion.

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Free Trade Agreements and Latin America:

  • North American Free Trade Agreement (T-MEC/ USMCA/CUSMA)
    • One of the world's largest free trade zones
  • Pacific Trade Agreement (Chile, Columbia, Peru and Mexico)
    • Will reduce tariffs on over 90% of traded commodities
  • Asia-Pacific Economic co-operation (APEC)
    • APEC currently has 21 members, including most countries with a coastline on the Pacific Ocean
  • Trans-Pacific Partnership (CP-TPP)
    • 10 economies across South America, Asia and Canada.
  • Free trade agreement of the Americas (FTAA)
    • FTAA is a long term vision that would encompass the Americas.

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Growth of pallets, parcels and e-commerce to Latin America and the four amigos.

E-commerce and delivery to Mexico:

Mexico is the most populated Spanish speaking country in the world, with a population of 115 million people, 78 percent of whom live in urban areas. Around 10% of Mexico’s population is considered wealthy and around half are considered middle class. Mexico’s challenge is uplifting over 40% of the population who live in poverty. Mexico has an attractive buyer demographic with a median age of 27.

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E-commerce and delivery to Chile:

Chile a stable and prosperous developing nation with a relatively high per capita income. Chile boasts free Trade Agreements with Europe, China, India, and North America, giving its over 16 million citizens access to e-commerce and the world’s best products.

E-commerce and delivery to Peru

Peru is one of the fastest growing Latin American economies: Peru’s GDP growth over the last decade has exceeded 6%. Peru’s currency, the “Nuevo Sol” (Sol), has been one of Latin America’s most stable currencies over the last several years.

Peru has over 45free trade agreements, including the United States-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement (PTPA).

E-commerce and delivery to Columbia:

The Republic of Colombia is the fourth largest economy in Latin America and has a population approaching 50 million. Columbia’s unique feature is that it enjoys access to two seacoasts (Pacific and Caribbean) providing it with natural logistics advantages.

Columbia has transitioned to an open free market over the last decade including the signing of a free trade agreement with the USA in 2012. The impact of the U.S -Columbia Free Trade is expected to lower the non-tariff obstacles and lead to increased investments and opportunities.

Mexico and Latin America are exciting markets with incredible opportunities for e-commerce and other business development. Jet's expertise extends to international courier, e-commerce parcel distribution, air freight and customs clearance.

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  • Jet Worldwide provides options for shipping between North and South America (and Caribbean) for parcels, pallets and ecommerce.
  • Jet Worldwide offers transparency and world class logistics support. We are not shy about recommending alternative solutions as necessary.

To help with your logistics services to Mexico and Latin America, contact Jet Worldwide.


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