Despite the recent terrorist attacks against the United States, delivery and cargo company DHL predicted growth in sales of 15 percent in Mexico during the next 18 months. The company’s sales should grow by 15 percent by the end of 2002, over sales of 1.8 billion pesos at the end of 2000, said Vice President of Sales Octavio Dominguez Linage
Read MoreSepomex wants political parties and the judiciary to pay for postal services. It seeks to guarantee universal service and increase management autonomy.
Read MoreKuehne & Nagel has acquired 60% of the Vendor Management business of Rusgen Holding of Canada.
Read More6 August 2001 Danzas has entered into a joint venture with Doal S.A. de C.V., its agent in Mexico. The combined company wil be known as Danzas AEI S.A. de C.V will have 300 employees
Read MoreUnited Parcel Service may join FedEx Corp.’s request that the U.S. Department of Transportation defer a renewal of DHL Airways’ authority to fly between the United States and Mexico pending completion of an informal review of DHL’s ownership status
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