Mexico City, May 27 2024.- According to data from the Secretaría de Infraestructura, Comunicaciones y Transportes (SICT), in 2023, Mexico’s cargo and specialized trucking vehicles fleet will reach 1,331,921 units. However, only 4.1% (55,738 units) is destined for border crossing or transfer services.
In this regard, SAC Transportes, a Mexican company specialized in the transportation of raw materials, general cargo, and hazardous materials, seeks to strengthen the industry by developing the logistics and infrastructure necessary to offer fast, safe, and efficient operations.
“The border crossing service, also called transfer, has become a fundamental aspect to boost international trade, as well as with the United States, since capitalizing on markets’ proximity can reduce costs and improve supply chains.”
“Compliance with regulations and customs requirements has become key to strengthening the sector in the face of increased demand and the need to professionalize the industry. That is the case of hazardous materials or HAZMAT transfer, which demands greater risk management."
Currently, the Mexican company operates in strategic border points, such as the Comercio Mundial Bridge in Nuevo Laredo and the Internacional Colombia Bridge in Nuevo León. Additionally, it runs a state-of-the-art fleet powered by alternative fuels such as natural gas or diesel.
SAC Transportes also provides dedicated service or specific routes in their cross-border operations, as well as throughout Mexico. They seek to position themselves through their customer service, as well as by offering competitive costs that allow other companies to achieve their commercial objectives.
About SAC Transportes:
SAC Transportes is a transportation company specialized in the transportation of raw materials, general cargo, and hazardous materials. Its main objective is to build the necessary logistics for the growth of companies.
SAC Transportes:
Alberto Farias Cel. +(52) 55 4884 7270 [email protected]
