Connecting Mexico to the world
MSC Mexico connects the country to the world's major trade routes through a global network of shipping, logistics, and intermodal transportation solutions. With nearly three decades of experience, we have established ourselves as a strategic partner for importers and exporters, supporting the growth of international trade from one of Latin America's most dynamic markets.
Thanks to our strong local presence, with 8 offices and coverage across 9 ports nationwide, we provide efficient access to markets in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa through key gateways such as Manzanillo, Veracruz, Altamira, and Ensenada. In addition to our robust global connectivity offering, we deliver end-to-end logistics solutions that include inland transportation, intermodal services, warehousing, and specialized logistics, tailored to the specific needs of each supply chain.
As a regional benchmark within the organization, MSC Mexico also plays an important role in strengthening Central America's connectivity with major global markets, facilitating trade and creating new growth opportunities for our customers. Backed by a global network, a long-term vision, and a strong commitment to service excellence, MSC Mexico keeps the world moving by connecting businesses, markets, and people.
Thanks to our strong local presence, with 8 offices and coverage across 9 ports nationwide, we provide efficient access to markets in the Americas, Europe, Asia, and Africa through key gateways such as Manzanillo, Veracruz, Altamira, and Ensenada. In addition to our robust global connectivity offering, we deliver end-to-end logistics solutions that include inland transportation, intermodal services, warehousing, and specialized logistics, tailored to the specific needs of each supply chain.
As a regional benchmark within the organization, MSC Mexico also plays an important role in strengthening Central America's connectivity with major global markets, facilitating trade and creating new growth opportunities for our customers. Backed by a global network, a long-term vision, and a strong commitment to service excellence, MSC Mexico keeps the world moving by connecting businesses, markets, and people.
LOI (Letter of indemnity) for lost or destroyed OBLs (Original Bills of Lading)
What is an LOI?
An LOI (Letter of Indeminity) is required when an original Bill of Lading is lost or destroyed. It can be completed by shipper at the Port of Loading, or by the consignee at the Port of Discharge.
The LOI requires 200% of the commercial value of the cargo plus Ocean Freight to be guaranteed either through bank or MSC’s Insurance company.
MSC’s global LOI requirements are set out by our Geneva headquarters. The LOI must be completed as per these instructions in order for a duplicate Bill of Lading to be issued.
Prohibited Cargo
Please consult the link here for a full list of prohibited cargo in Mexico.
List of terminals
Ports and terminals
MSC operates services to and from the following Mexico ports and terminals.
| Port of Loading | Terminal 1 | Terminal 2 |
| Manzanillo | SSA | CONTECON |
| Lazaro Cardenas | Hutchison Port Terminal | APM |
| Altamira | ATP | |
| Veracruz | ICAVE | |
| Progreso | APM | |
| Guaymas | Transferenicas Portuarias del Pacifico | |
| Mazatlan | ||
| Ensenada | Hutchison - EIT |
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