BlueGrace Logistics, one of the largest third-party logistics (3PL) providers in the US, announced plans to expand cross-border service offerings with the establishment of its office in Mexico. The location will support an existing portfolio of shippers moving cargo between and within Mexico starting later this year 2023.

According to the company, various reports show that 88% of US-based small and medium-sized businesses are reorganizing their supply chains to use suppliers in Mexico this year.

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In the wake of Mexico's accelerating nearshoring market, BlueGrace is positioning itself to become a transportation service gateway for the electronics, home appliance and automotive industries that rely heavily on semiconductors soon to be produced in greater quantities on the ground. as well as CPG, one of the company's largest market segments.

BlueGrace Logistics offers customizable transportation management solutions as a full-service third-party logistics (3PL) provider helping shippers manage their freight spend through industry-leading technology with a large network of established carriers across the USA.

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Headquartered in Tampa, FL, BlueGrace has 10 offices strategically located in major transportation hubs in the US and Mexico. The company serves more than 10,000 customers annually through its proprietary technology platform, BlueShip, which has connectivity to more than 250,000 transportation providers. BlueGrace is part of the technology portfolio of Warburg Pincus, a leading global private equity firm.

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