PANCO members LIBITRANSPORTATION/AFX in Mexico and AOF CARGO LOGISTICS in China coordinated the transport of 149.09 metric tons of steel pipes from Ningbo to Mexico City via the Port of Manzanillo. The 241 bundles were delivered to a warehouse for a Mexican Government fire protection infrastructure project.
LIBITRANSPORTATION/AFX, PANCO member in Mexico, and AOF CARGO LOGISTICS, PANCO member in China, coordinated the transportation of 149.09 metric tons of steel pipes for a fire protection infrastructure project in Mexico.
The shipment moved from Ningbo, China, to the Port of Manzanillo, Mexico, before continuing to its final destination in Mexico City. The cargo consisted of 241 bundles of steel pipes with diameters of 6 and 10 inches and a length of 5.72 metres per pipe.
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AFX coordinated the international and destination logistics solution from Ningbo to Mexico City, managing the arrival and handling of the cargo through the Port of Manzanillo, with the support of AOF at origin . Upon vessel arrival, the operation included cargo discharge coordination, truck loading, inland transportation from Manzanillo to Mexico City and delivery to the designated warehouse for receipt and preparation for subsequent redistribution.
The steel pipes were destined for the construction of fire protection duct and pipeline infrastructure as part of a Mexican Government project. The operation covered the movement of approximately 149 metric tons of cargo across the China-Mexico trade lane, combining origin support in China with destination coordination in Mexico.
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- Companies
- LIBITRANSPORTATION/AFX and AOF CARGO LOGISTICS
- Countries
- Mexico and China
- Network
- PANCO
- Cargo
- 241 bundles of steel pipes, totalling 149.09 metric tons
- Route
- Ningbo, China, to Mexico City via the Port of Manzanillo
- Project
- Mexican Government fire protection infrastructure project
Fast facts
Which PANCO members coordinated the steel pipe shipment?
LIBITRANSPORTATION/AFX in Mexico and AOF CARGO LOGISTICS in China coordinated the operation.
What cargo was transported to Mexico?
The shipment comprised 241 bundles of steel pipes weighing 149.09 metric tons. The pipes had diameters of 6 and 10 inches and measured 5.72 metres per pipe.
What route did the shipment follow?
The cargo moved from Ningbo, China, to the Port of Manzanillo, Mexico, and then by inland transport to Mexico City.
What were the roles of AFX and AOF CARGO LOGISTICS?
AFX coordinated the international and destination logistics solution, including handling at Manzanillo and delivery to Mexico City, while AOF provided origin support in China.
What was the steel pipe shipment intended for?
The pipes were intended for fire protection duct and pipeline infrastructure under a Mexican Government project.
