Kuehne + Nagel has made a “sizeable investment” in a crossdock facility that will make US-Mexico cross-border parts shipments more efficient
John Levin, regional vice-president for the central area for Kuehne + Nagel US, confirmed that the crossdock will support the distribution of automotive raw material shipments from the US to Mexico, and finished goods for assembly plants and top tier suppliers in the other direction…
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