The MOU was signed at the transport logistic 2025 trade fair in Munich, Germany to strengthen the supply chain between China and Mexico with a strong focus on e-commerce exports and import commodities.
Key areas will include joint support of freighter flights through engagement with national and multinational carriers and exploring synergies under joint shareholder Lufthansa Cargo.
They will facilitate cargo movement with a focus on Chinese e-commerce exports and imports into China including perishables, pharmaceuticals and other high-value goods.
The two companies will carry out joint branding and business development to increase visibility and unlock market opportunities.
Both parties will exchange expertise and cooperate in terminal planning, construction and operations to improve ground handling efficiency and infrastructure development.
Frank Nozinsky, CEO and Managing Director of LCSLM said: “In recent months, we have witnessed a significant rise in trade volumes between our two countries, driven by shifting global supply chains and evolving geopolitical dynamics. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to supporting this growth through enhanced terminal cooperation and operational synergy.”
Carsten Hernig, Deputy General Manager VP Sales & Marketing and Production at PACTL added: “Partnering with LCSLM is a significant step in expanding our international footprint. Together, we aim to build a faster and more reliable cargo channel to support the evolving needs of global trade and deliver lasting value to our customers. We are excited about the opportunities this collaboration will bring.”