Mercado Libre Arrives in Aguascalientes: New Logistics Center Announced in the Southern Capital
Mercado Libre confirms a new logistics center in Aguascalientes, leveraging the region's strategic location to enhance delivery times and expand distribution routes, boosting local e-commerce.
Mercado Libre executives confirmed to the Governor
the establishment of a new service center in Aguascalientes, a project aimed at strengthening the company’s operations in the region.
, Senior Director of Transportation for Mercado Libre Mexico, explained that the decision primarily responds to Aguascalientes’ geographical advantage, which will allow for improved delivery times, expanded distribution routes, and reinforced regional connectivity. The executive noted that this new center will be located south of the capital, within Mezquite Industrial Park, and will be part of the company’s logistics network, which currently includes 14 distribution centers, over 100 operational sites, and a presence in 28 cities with same-day deliveries. In addition to impacting the company’s operations, the project also aims to benefit the local ecosystem. According to executives, the new infrastructure will facilitate access for Aguascalientes businesses to e-commerce, by reducing logistical costs and improving product delivery efficiency. This, they assert, could translate into greater opportunities for regional entrepreneurs and suppliers. “We are betting on Aguascalientes as a logistics innovation hub, combining technology, logistics, and local talent,” emphasized Arias Milla. Finally, the state governor highlighted the conditions that have positioned Aguascalientes as an attractive location for investment, asserting that the entity combines strategic location, security, qualified human capital, and labor stability. “Aguascalientes is the logistical heart of Latin America; today it is the best place to live and invest,” she affirmed.
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