Nuevo León’s Logistics Cluster marked its first anniversary on Sept. 14 with more than 30 associated companies, universities and more than 20 strategic allies, according to the state government and El Economista.
The cluster sits inside a logistics sector that contributes 10.1% of Nuevo León’s GDP, generates more than 158,000 jobs and includes 3,004 establishments. The state ranks second nationally by logistics-sector GDP, the reports say.
Puerto Colombia and the next logistics build-out
The state says its next phase is focused on linkage projects, digitalization, talent and commercial opportunities, alongside a comprehensive modernization of Customs and Puerto Colombia. Nuevo León has 260 industrial parks in operation, 33 under construction and 482 investment projects confirmed during the current administration.
- Cluster anniversary: Sept. 14, 2026
- More than 30 associated companies
- More than 20 strategic allies, plus universities
- Logistics contribution: 10.1% of Nuevo León GDP
- Employment: more than 158,000 jobs
- Puerto Colombia ranks second on Mexico’s border for import-tax collection