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A lot has been written about the impact of COVID-19 on digitalization in the region. Studies point to a jump in digitalization of three years in just a few months.

Nuvocargo, a logistics platform, announced new hires to expand its senior team and continue regional expansion. The startup continues to drive record growth as it seeks to position itself as a leader in the US-Mexico cross-border market.

In a letter to Ken Salazar, U.S. ambassador to Mexico, 20 U.S. representatives and the two U.S. senators from Texas criticized changes proposed by Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador that could restrict the market share of private power companies (several of which are Texas-based) and favor Mexico’s state-owned utility company.

The three new hires joining Nuvocargo include Josefina Blanco, Legal and Compliance Lead; Luis Garcia, Head of Carrier Relations; and Claudio Gonzalez, Head of Strategy and Chief of Staff.

Executives at Nuvocargo believe Mexico’s passage and ongoing implementation of the “Miscellaneous Tax Resolution,” which imposes new requirements on carriers, intermediaries and shippers moving cargo within and in and out of Mexico by ground, maritime, air and rail transportation, will go a long way toward battling counterfeits.

Another great video interview from another one of our fabulous Women in Supply Chain winners. Anaid Chacón from Nuvocargo details why #trade is a fundamental part of the supply chain. Why it's more than just moving boxes. Why it's key to moving product from one country to another.

In an effort to reduce cargo theft and the movement of smuggled goods through Mexico, the Mexican Tax Authority (SAT) wants to bring a bit more transparency to the process. It is requiring modifications to electronic invoices and BOLs for supplementary documentation.

Mexico’s new waybill regulations are set to go into effect by the end of the year, adding more requirements and paperwork for anyone shipping goods across the country. The regulations from the Mexican Tax Authority (SAT) are aimed at reducing cargo theft and the movement of smuggled goods through Mexico.

Mexico’s new waybill regulations are set to go into effect by the end of the year, adding more requirements and paperwork for anyone shipping goods across the country. The regulations from the Mexican Tax Authority (SAT) are aimed at reducing cargo theft and the movement of smuggled goods through Mexico.

«La intersección entre Estados Unidos, donde estudié; Latinoamérica donde me crié y donde siempre he trabajado; y la logística de mi familia, habían hecho algo muy único en lo que me pude involucrar», dijo el ahora CEO de Nuvocargo.