Nuevo León Logistics Cluster strengthens ecosystem after first year
The Nuevo León Logistics Cluster marked its first year of operations with more than 30 member companies, universities, and 20 strategic partners, reinforcing collaboration across one of the state’s key economic sectors.
Logistics accounts for 10.1% of Nuevo León’s GDP and more than 158,000 jobs, while the state has 3,004 logistics establishments and ranks second nationwide in the sector’s GDP. The industry grew nearly 0.3% in 2025 and expanded 0.5% during the first quarter of 2026, contributing 4.8% to the state’s economic growth.
The cluster’s development comes as Nuevo León continues to expand its industrial base. The state currently has 260 industrial parks in operation and 33 under construction, alongside 482 confirmed investment projects involving new companies and expansions. This growth is generating additional demand for transportation, warehousing, distribution, infrastructure, and skilled talent.
The state is also advancing the modernization of Colombia Port and Customs, seeking to strengthen its role as a key border crossing for trade with the United States. Colombia Port currently ranks second among Mexico’s border crossings in import tax revenue.
As it enters its second year, the cluster will focus on business integration, innovation, digitalization, talent development, and new commercial opportunities. CAINTRA and Vintage Logistics were also announced as new members during the anniversary event, which brought together around 120 industry executives, business organizations, consulates, cluster representatives, and strategic partners.
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