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Orbex Logistics

It focuses on logistics and freight transportation between Mexico and the United States.

The company offers solutions for cross-border operations, LTL and FTL consolidated freight, air freight, last-mile delivery, and transportation management technology.

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Services

We provide logistics solutions to keep your business running.

Ground, international, and air transportation with options for different volumes, priorities, and stages of the supply chain.

LTL

Less-than-truckload (LTL) consolidated freight

Shipping for less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments.

FTL

Full Truckload (FTL)

It functions as a dedicated unit for merchandise that requires full-service capabilities or direct handling.

MX/US

Cross-border

It also handles logistics coordination for cargo shipments between Mexico and the United States.

We help optimize your supply chain.
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TECHNOLOGY

A connected operation requires visibility, monitoring, and tools to support every step of the way.

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Blog

It provides content and services that support logistics between Mexico and the United States.

Consolidated LTL shipment
Less-than-truckload (LTL) consolidated freight

When Every Space Counts

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Cross-border
Cross-border

The border is simply part of the journey.

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Air Freight
Air freight

Time, Priority, and Continuity

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Last mile
Last mile

The section your client sees

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Your journey doesn't end here.

The border is a point of passage, not an obstacle.

Let’s design a process that connects the source, destination, and pace of business without losing visibility along the way.

History

Together, they offer a proven track record that integrates logistics, transportation, and technology to support Mexico–U.S. operations.

History of Orbex Logistics: Mexico–United States Logistics Operations
2014This initiative now links transportation, cross-border trade, and technology.

2014

Orbex Logistics Inc. was incorporated in California in 2014.

Mexico–United States

The company focuses on logistics and transportation solutions between the two countries.

Logistics Services

Its current offering covers freight, cross-border shipping, supply chain management, LTL, FTL, air freight, and last-mile delivery.

Technology

Orbex integrates software development and technology for cross-border transportation management.

Logistics and Freight Transportation Services

The agency delivers solutions for operations in Mexico, the United States, and cross-border transactions.

LTL

LTL Shipping / Consolidated Freight

For shipments that do not require a full truckload, we share transport capacity with other cargo.

FTL

FTL Shipping / Full Truckload

Full truckload service for goods requiring greater capacity, dedicated handling, or direct transport.

FR

Freight

It provides freight transportation coordination for domestic and international needs.

MX/US

Cross-border Mexico–United States

It also manages cross-border transportation operations between the two countries.

AIR

Air freight

Air freight for shipments where transit time is a priority.

LM

Last mile

It also handles the final leg of shipment coordination to ensure on-time delivery.

SC

Supply Chain

It provides supply-chain support and logistics coordination.

URG

Dedicated and Urgent Services

It offers shipping options for operations that require priority or dedicated attention.

Service area

Mexico and the United States, connected under one operation.

It also handles transportation and logistics for domestic and cross-border shipments.

ESTADOS UNIDOSMÉXICO
Mexico

It operates nationwide.

It also provides logistics services within Mexico.

United States

U.S. Operations

It provides logistics services within the United States.

Cross-border

Mexico ↔ United States

Together, they manage cross-border logistics and freight coordination between the two countries.

Technology

The company leverages technology to streamline logistics.

It provides management, tracking, documentation, and software to support operations.

Logistics technology and tracking
TMS · tracking · traceability · transportation management
Logistics Technology

It serves as a digital layer to support the operation.

Orbex announces the development of software and digital solutions for cross-border transportation management.

TMS

It provides transportation management and operational tracking.

Documentation

It handles operational documentation.

Software

The company develops digital tools for logistics processes.

Resource Center

It offers articles, a visual tool for route costing, and a shipping preparation checklist—all in one place.

Articles

It provides content to support logistics decisions.

Access articles on LTL, cross-border shipping, air freight, last-mile delivery, and operating costs.

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20 SEO Topics in Logistics and Transportation

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Shipping Costs

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Logistics and Transportation Blog

SEO content in Spanish for Mexico on LTL consolidated freight, Mexico–U.S. cross-border shipping, air freight, and last-mile delivery, backed by verifiable sources.

LTL vs. FTL: How to Choose the Right Service for Your Shipment
Less-than-truckload (LTL) consolidated freight

LTL vs. FTL: How to Choose the Right Service for Your Shipment

When a shipment does not fill an entire truck, LTL allows you to take advantage of shared capacity; FTL reserves the entire truck.

Verified factIn 2025, trucks accounted for 73.6% of the value of freight trade between the United States and Mexico.
Source: BTS 2025
How to Get an LTL Shipping Quote with No Surprises
Less-than-truckload (LTL) consolidated freight

How to Get a Quote for an LTL Shipment with No Surprises

Weight, dimensions, density, handling, and classification can affect an LTL rate. A good quote starts with complete information.

Verified factOn July 19, 2025, the NMFTA implemented major changes to the NMFC system to simplify the LTL classification and make it more transparent.
Source: NMFTA
Density and Load Class: Why They Matter in LTL
Consolidated LTL Freight

Load Density and Class: Why They Matter in LTL

Density relates weight to the space occupied. Understanding it helps to better describe merchandise and reduce reclassifications.

Verified factThe NMFC density structure was expanded to 13 subcategories, incorporating specific classes for densities of 30 pcf and above.
Source: NMFTA
How to Prepare and Secure Goods for Ground Transportation
Consolidated LTL Freight

How to Prepare and Secure Goods for Ground Transportation

Proper packaging, pallets, securing, and fastening help reduce movement and damage during transport.

Verified factFMCSA requires systems capable of withstanding 0.8 g of deceleration in the forward direction and 0.5 g in the rearward and lateral directions.
Source: FMCSA
Bill of Lading and Freight Transport: Key Points to Check
Less-than-truckload (LTL) consolidated freight

Bill of Lading and Freight Shipping: What You Need to Verify

For operations in Mexico, all tax and shipping documentation must be prepared before the goods are shipped.

Verified factThe SAT has announced that the Complemento Carta Porte 3.1 is mandatory as of July 17, 2024, and is required for foreign trade as of January 1, 2024.
Source: SAT
Mexico–U.S. Cross-Border Trade: The True Size of the Corridor
Cross-border Mexico–United States

Mexico–United States Cross-Border Trade: The True Size of the Corridor

The exchange of goods between the two countries requires coordination of transportation, border crossings, documentation, and operational visibility.

Verified factU.S.–Mexico trade reached US$872.8 billion in 2025, up 3.9% from 2024.
Source: BTS 2025
Why Trucks Dominate Land Trade with Mexico
Cross-border Mexico–United States

Why Trucks Dominate Land Trade with Mexico

The flexibility of the trucking industry keeps it at the heart of many binational supply chains, especially in manufacturing and door-to-door deliveries.

Verified factTrucks carried US$642.2 billion in cargo between the United States and Mexico in 2025, accounting for 73.6% of the total value.
Source: BTS 2025
Otay Mesa and Tijuana: A Key Freight Corridor
Cross-border Mexico–United States

Otay Mesa and Tijuana: A Key Freight Corridor

For operations in Baja California, understanding the importance of Otay Mesa helps with planning for border-crossing windows, documentation, and contingencies.

Verified factOtay Mesa handled US$58.6 billion in truck freight with Mexico in 2025, and the BTS Resilience Table estimates 1.21 million two-way truck crossings.
Source: BTS
The border crossings that serve as hubs for trucking between the U.S. and Mexico
Cross-border Mexico–United States

The border crossings that serve as hubs for motor transport with Mexico

Cross-border planning varies depending on the port of entry, capacity, market, and final destination.

Verified factLaredo handled 38.8% of truck traffic from Mexico in 2025, while Otay Mesa was the second-busiest border crossing for truck volume.
2026: What Recent Cross-Border Trade Data Reveals
Cross-border Mexico–United States

2026: What Recent Cross-Border Trade Data Reveals

Monthly volumes fluctuate, so reviewing recent data helps gauge capacity and pressure on brokers.

Verified factIn June 2026, trade between the United States and Mexico totaled US$89.2 billion, up 22.2% from a year earlier.
Source: BTS June 2026
Air Freight: When Speed Justifies the Mode of Transportation
Air freight

Air Freight: When Speed Justifies the Mode of Transportation

Air freight becomes a viable option when time, urgency, or supply continuity outweigh the unit cost.

Verified factGlobal demand for air cargo grew 3.4% in 2025 and reached a record volume.
Source: IATA
International Air Freight: Demand, Capacity, and Decision Times
Air freight

International Air Freight: Demand, Capacity, and Decision-Making Times

Available capacity, connections, and boarding priority all influence the flight strategy.

Verified factIn 2025, international demand for air cargo grew by 4.2%, and international capacity grew by 5.1%.
Source: IATA
Latin America in the Air Cargo Market
Air freight

Latin America in the Air Freight Market

The region is part of a global network where changes in capacity and demand can affect rates and availability.

Verified factAirlines in Latin America and the Caribbean reported a 2.3% increase in air cargo demand in 2025 and a 4.5% increase in capacity.
Source: IATA
How Much Does Air Freight Account for in Mexico–U.S. Trade?
Air freight

What share of Mexico–U.S. trade moves by air freight?

Although trucking dominates in terms of value, air freight is important for urgent, time-sensitive, or high-value cargo.

Verified factAir cargo between the United States and Mexico totaled US$33.15 billion in 2025, equivalent to 3.8% of the total value of bilateral cargo.
Source: BTS 2025
Where to Find Official Aviation and Freight Statistics in Mexico
Air freight

Where to Find Official Aviation and Freight Statistics in Mexico

Before planning capacity or business content, it is advisable to work with official sources and up-to-date data.

Verified factAFAC publishes operational statistics by airport, airline, country, and origin-destination pairs, with data files covering the years 2006 through 2026.
Source: AFAC
Last mile: the leg of the journey that defines the delivery experience
Last mile

Last mile: the segment that defines the delivery experience

The last mile connects the logistics operation with the final recipient and centralizes decisions regarding routing, time windows, and communication.

Verified factWithout further action, the number of urban delivery vehicles could increase by about 60% by 2030.
Last-mile routes: efficiency versus congestion
Last mile

Last-mile routes: efficiency versus congestion

Consolidating stops, using better time windows, and optimizing routes can reduce unproductive miles and urban traffic congestion.

Verified factThe WEF projects that urban delivery emissions could rise by 60% by 2030 and account for 13% of total city emissions.
The Hidden Cost of Congestion in Urban Deliveries
Last mile

The Hidden Cost of Congestion in Urban Deliveries

Downtime, retries, and failed connections affect productivity and service levels.

Verified factThe WEF estimates that, without intervention, delivery vehicles could lose up to 34 additional minutes per day due to traffic congestion by 2030.
Technology for the last mile with fewer unproductive miles
Last mile

Its technology optimizes the last mile with fewer unproductive kilometers.

Real-time tracking, full visibility, and dynamic rerouting help you respond to traffic, exceptions, and window changes.

Verified factA WEF analysis found that a coordinated set of interventions could reduce emissions and congestion by up to 30% and delivery costs by up to 25% compared to taking no action.
E-commerce and Last-Mile Delivery: Why the Pressure Will Continue to Mount
Last mile

E-commerce and Last-Mile Delivery: Why the Pressure Will Continue to Grow

The growth of e-commerce is increasing the frequency of deliveries and the need for more efficient urban networks.

Verified factThe WEF cites a projection for global retail e-commerce exceeding US$8 trillion by 2027, up 39% from 2023.

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DEMO

Transportista Norte

Team: 53' Dry Cargo Hold
Coverage: Mexico–United States
Type: FTL

DEMO

Pacific Carrier

Team: Sprinter / Expedited
Coverage: Baja California–California
Type: Dedicated

DEMO

Central Carrier

Team: R3DBOX
Coverage: Mexico
Type: LTL / FTL

DEMO

Specialized Carrier

Team: Platform
Coverage: Regional
Type: Specialized freight

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Orbex Logistics

Mexico + United States

Mexico:
(664) 638-1259

United States:
(619) 207-0104

WhatsApp Mexico:
+52 664 248 9698

Email:
info@orbexlogistics.net

Tijuana:
7401 Flores Magón, Downtown, 22055 Tijuana, B.C.

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