Redwood Logistics Mexico, Redwood Logistics Expansion in Monterrey, Mexico

Near-shoring is not a new idea, but what is new is the scale of investment that companies are making.

Redwood Logistics is expanding its operations into new offices in Monterrey, Mexico. Redwood Mexico has operated south of the border for more than five years, but the expansion of Monterrey operations reflects the investment businesses are making in near-shoring efforts as they look to reduce manufacturing and cash-to-cash cycles.

 

 

Redwood Logistics Expansion: Seizing Opportunities in Mexico

“Mexico has evolved from an exporter of basic goods to a manufacturing hub for the most complex and technologically advanced consumer goods, and we are seeing major investments from the world’s largest retailers and manufacturers from industries including automotive, appliances, aerospace, pharmaceutical, HVAC, and food and beverage,” said Redwood Mexico President Jordan Dewart.

“As shippers of all kinds make the move south of the border, it’s vital that we grow to match their efforts.” With our expansion in Monterrey, we’re now able to service more cross-border freight beyond the over 25,000 shipments we already oversee on a yearly basis.

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Why Monterrey Matters for Near-Shoring

Inside view of Redwood Logistics' HQ Office

Our Monterrey operation will interact seamlessly with our well-established footprint in El Paso and Laredo, Texas, to provide total visibility of all shipments on both sides of the border.

Near-shoring’s Impact on Exports and Transportation

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According to CANACAR, which represents the interests of the transportation industry in Mexico, it is estimated that exports derived from near-shoring into Mexico could reach $35 billion. In current standing, Mexico’s industrial park occupancy hit a record high last year, growing 30 percent compared to 2021 and an average occupancy rate of more than 97 percent.

The Benefits of Near-Shoring for Shippers

As for the physical transportation of goods, near-shoring could provide motor transport growth of 20 percent in the next two to three years.

“The port disruption and manufacturing delays that shippers experienced due to the pandemic was a wakeup call of epic proportions,” Dewart added. “Near-shoring is not a new idea, but what is new is the scale of investment that companies are making. The savings you get from manufacturing in Asia are offset if your containers sit on ships for hundreds of days, you rack up huge demurrage fees, and chassis are unavailable at the destination port. With Mexico, you simply put what you need on a truck and can have it at a final-mile distribution warehouse within days, rather than months.”

How Will Redwood Logistics Expansion Support Cross-Border Trade?

“Our Monterrey operation will interact seamlessly with our well-established footprint in El Paso and Laredo, Texas, to provide total visibility of all shipments on both sides of the border.”

Redwood Mexico’s Comprehensive Service Offerings
Map illustrating Redwood Logistics' operations in Mexico

With Mexico, you simply put what you need on a truck and can have it at a final-mile distribution warehouse within days, rather than months.

Redwood Mexico currently offers:

  • Cross-border capacity solutions
  • Warehousing and distribution
  • U.S. customs and clearance
  • Mexico customs and clearance

By combining current operations with the growth of operations in Monterrey, Redwood is expanding to match the growing need for near-shoring transportation options, the company said in its press release.

Smooth Transition and Growth in Monterrey

With years of experience operating in Mexico, the company expects the transition to be smooth and quick, allowing for Redwood to service more shippers and support more than 150 employees across all business units in the region out of the expanded and centrally located Monterrey offices.

Embracing the Future of Near-Shoring

As businesses continue to invest in near-shoring efforts, Redwood Logistics is poised to meet the growing demand for efficient transportation solutions in Mexico. With their expansion in Monterrey, they will strengthen their cross-border capacity and enhance their service offerings to provide seamless, end-to-end logistics support for their clients.

Embracing the Future of Near-Shoring

As businesses continue to invest in near-shoring efforts, Redwood Logistics is poised to meet the growing demand for efficient transportation solutions in Mexico. With their expansion in Monterrey, they will strengthen their cross-border capacity and enhance their service offerings to provide seamless, end-to-end logistics support for their clients.

 

 

The Impact of Redwood’s Expansion on the Logistics Industry

Container being transported by Redwood Logistics in Mexico

Mexico has evolved from an exporter of basic goods to a manufacturing hub for the most complex and technologically advanced consumer goods.

The Redwood Logistics expansion in Monterrey, Mexico, signifies a strategic move to embrace the growing trend of near-shoring and provide businesses with efficient transportation solutions. This expansion not only strengthens Redwood’s position in the market but also highlights the increasing importance of near-shoring in the global supply chain landscape.

Redwood’s Role in the Evolving Supply Chain

As companies worldwide continue to seek ways to optimize their supply chains and reduce costs, near-shoring has emerged as a viable option for many businesses. Redwood Logistics’ expansion in Monterrey is a testament to their commitment to adapting to these industry shifts and providing their clients with the best possible solutions for their logistical needs.

Supporting the Mexican Economy and Workforce

The expansion of Redwood Logistics in Monterrey will also have a positive impact on the local economy and workforce. By creating job opportunities and supporting the growth of the manufacturing and logistics sectors in the region, Redwood’s investment in Mexico will contribute to the country’s overall economic development.

Strengthening Cross-Border Partnerships
Redwood Logistics' red logo representing their brand

The Redwood Logistics expansion in Monterrey, Mexico, signifies a strategic move to embrace the growing trend of near-shoring and provide businesses with efficient transportation solutions.

With their well-established presence in El Paso and Laredo, Texas, Redwood Logistics’ expansion in Monterrey will further solidify their position as a key player in cross-border trade between the United States and Mexico. By offering comprehensive services and seamless operations across both sides of the border, Redwood is facilitating stronger trade relationships and fostering economic growth in the region.

 

In summary, the Redwood Logistics expansion in Monterrey, Mexico, is a strategic move that reflects the growing importance of near-shoring in the global supply chain landscape. With a focus on meeting the evolving needs of their clients, Redwood Logistics is positioning itself as a leader in the logistics industry in the region, while also contributing to economic growth and development in Mexico.

 

 

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