whlogistics

Mexico’s logistics landscape is being reshaped by three forces: nearshoring , multi-channel fulfillment , and customers who expect faster service with full visibility . The networks that win won’t just add square meters; they’ll combine flexible storage models with data-driven control so capacity, labor, and inventory adapt in real time. What “flexible storage” actually means Variable footprint: Space scales up or down with demand (pallet-in/pallet-out pricing instead of long leases). Elastic labor: Cross-trained teams that expand during peaks and shrink afterward. Modular services: You tap exactly what you need—receiving, cross-dock, pick/pack, reworks, reverse logistics—without committing to a full DC build. Interchangeable nodes: Inventory can be staged in Monterrey (northern exports), Guadalajara (balanced national reach) or Estado de México (last-mile density) depending on where demand is. Why it matters: It converts fixed costs into variable ones and removes l...