Chinese courier J&T Express launches delivery network in Mexico

Aerial photo taken on April 1, 2020 shows a view of an empty beach in Cancun, Mexico. (Photo by Mauricio Collado/Xinhua)

Chinese express logistics company J&T Express announced on Thursday that it launched a delivery network in Mexico, marking the first step to enter the Latin American market.

Consisting of 12 sorting centers and 26 distribution centers across Mexico, the network covers key regions in all 32 Mexican states.

J&T Express said it would soon release the Mexican version of its mobile application, which is an important part of its courier service.

The network launch in Mexico is a significant step to expand the global presence of J&T Express. In the future, the company will provide customers with quality logistics experience through refined local operation, unique management and efficient technology, according to Charles Hou, vice president of the company.

Before the launch in Mexico, J&T Express has built logistics network in ten countries including China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, Cambodia, Singapore, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. The company plans to further tap into emerging markets and expand its global presence.