Logistics Mexico
Perishables experts
Logistics Services in Mexico
South Pacific Logistics begins operations in Mexico in 2019, applying a successful model of administration and logistics management for the export of perishable products via maritime transport.
Integral Transport
South Pacific Logistics offers its customers ground product collection service from plant to port. With our Online Platform you will be able to schedule and track your reservations, as well as download the documents generated.
Maritime Transport
We specialize in the export of perishable foodstuffs by sea. We seek the professionalization of maritime logistics with international standards in favor of the Mexican exporter.
¿Is SPL a freight forwarder?
A freight forwarder buys freight and sells it to his customers at a profit margin. On the other hand, SPL is a client logistics consultant, it negotiates the best conditions (freight, conditions at origin, etc.) with the shipping companies and transfers them to the customers.
¿Who are our customers?
Exporters of fresh, frozen and dry products of the Agrifood Industry.
Mexico Office
Mexito City - Mexico
Mariano Escobedo 595. Of. 02-104,
Rincón del Bosque. Ciudad de México 11589.
¿Why Mexico?
Mexico is one of the main agricultural and food producing countries in the world, since it has the productive potential, the agro-climatic conditions, the infrastructure and availability of specialized labor to adapt to the demand of the international market and to position the agri-food sector in its economy.
Source: Panorama Agroalimentario 2020
Presence in international markets
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11th world producer of:
Avocados.
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13 Free Trade Agreements:
Agricultural crops.
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13 Tratados de Libre Comercio:
with 52 countries and potential market of 1.353 million people.
Avocado
Mexico has perfected the production, logistics and export process of certain fruits, standing out as the main avocado exporter worldwide.
The Hass avocado (the most preferred fruit in the world) is the result of a hybrid obtained from a Mexican and Guatemalan variety.
Berries
Berries (strawberries, blackberries, blueberries and raspberries) are the third most exported Mexican agricultural product.
Among the berries that the country is destined to the international market, the raspberry is the second most valuable for its external sales, this amount represents a third of the total captured by the export of berries.
Citrus fruit
Mexico is one of the main countries that produce and export citrus, since of all types of fruit produced in the country, 34.89% are citrus.
Of the fruits that the country exports, citrus ranks fourth by the value of its sales and Mexico is positioned as the second largest producer of lemons in the world.
Tropical fruits
Of the most consumed tropical fruits worldwide, Mexico is the main exporter of Mango, being the sixth producer in the ranking.
It also stands out as the sixth world producer of guavas and the ninth world producer of pineapple. Thanks to these three fruits, Mexico remains within the top ten of world exports of these tropical fruits.
Dried and dehydrated fruits
The mexican walnut is in fourth place in the ranking of world exports, with a 7.6% share in the international production of the fruit.
Similarly, the level of dehydration of raisins allows its storage in "stocks", with the possibility of marketing in similar quantities throughout the year.
Vegetables
Of the vegetables that Mexico exports, the tomato is the best seller; its international success is reflected in its first place in the ranking of world exports..
In addition, it is also positioned in the ranking as the world's leading exporter of asparagus.
Grapes
Its availability during the year and differentiated tastes by variety are factors that influence the volume of fresh Mexican grape exports.
The varieties of table grapes most produced in Mexico are Flame seedless, Sugraone, Red globe and Perlette.
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