It is the Federation of National Associations of Freight Forwarders and International Logistics Operators of Latin America and the Caribbean. They support and promote the development of projects aimed at boosting, improving, optimizing, and

digitizing processes in the logistics, transportation, and trade sectors of the region, benefiting and promoting the activities of Freight Forwarders and International Logistics Operators.

AMACARGA is the most important Mexican Association of Freight Forwarders with over 380 members in the country, founded on May 13, 1986. AMACARGA is recognized as the main spokesperson among Chambers, Associations, Mexican Authorities, and the main Foreign Trade suppliers.

Our more than 380 members move 85,000 tons of industrial inputs per year, which facilitates the timely production of essential goods and services for regional development and social well-being, while proudly preserving national wealth by transporting products made in Mexico to the most diverse international markets.

This private, nonprofit association in Guatemala brings together International Freight Agencies, freight consolidators, deconsolidators, multimodal transport operators, logistics service providers, and related companies. It aims to unify and professionalize individuals and legal entities offering cargo handling services.

Advocating principles of free enterprise and competition, the association seeks to protect its members and foster international trade. It ensures fair remuneration through commissions from air, sea, land transport, and other services, while representing aligned international entities.

The Honduran Association of Freight and International Logistics Agencies (AHACI) is an entity with its own legal personality, non-profit and without political or religious aims, aimed at promoting the spirit of unity and

solidarity among logistics operators and enhancing the development and competitiveness of the logistics industry in Honduras.

Founded in 1991, ASAC represents and protects its members’ interests within the logistics industry. It engages in national and international forums, including the Logistics Chamber of El Salvador. ASAC is a founding member of FEDECARGA, participating in the

CCIE Advisory Committee for Central American Economic Integration. Additionally, ASAC is affiliated with ALACAT and FIATA, prominent international associations for freight forwarders and logistics operators in Latin America and the Caribbean.

ANAC Nicaragua represents individuals and legal entities in import and export services, offering step-by-step support for cargo consolidation and deconsolidation. We advocate for optimal conditions in

international trade and promote democratic participation to ensure equal opportunities and development for our members as logistics operators.

ACACIA is an association representing freight agencies, consolidators, logistics, and related foreign trade entities before government bodies and other private sector organizations.

Established in 1977, it has been characterized as an entity that promotes the integration of its members and the cargo sector by defending their interests and improving operational conditions for agencies.

APAC is a nonprofit civil association of permanent and indefinite duration, we are a guild dedicated to providing quality services to our members, offering efficient support for the proper performance of their professional activities, and fostering the

technical and cultural improvement of our partners. Our focus is on promoting and highlighting the role of Freight Agents and Agencies, emphasizing their significant role in industry and commerce.

ASOCAV, founded on August 7, 1980, by visionary entrepreneurs, unites companies specializing in cargo consolidation, customs clearance, shipping, airlines, warehouses, and related logistics processes.

The organization leads and strengthens Logistics Operators through training and advocacy for public policies that ensure quality and benefits for members, clients, and the country.

ASEACI is the association that brings together consolidators, deconsolidators, export freight agents, and logistics service providers. We are members of FIATA, the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations.

As a guild, our mission is to strategically serve, develop, and promote the transport and logistics of international cargo in relation to national and international trade.

By General Assembly dated May 18, 1973, the “Peruvian Association of IATA Cargo Agents and Transport” was founded in Lima, under the acronym “APACIT,” as the representative institution of IATA Cargo Agencies established in Peru.

Subsequently, in 1998, the name was changed to “Peruvian Association of International Freight Forwarders” (APACIT), representing natural and/or legal persons associated with the international freight forwarding industry and foreign trade.

The Paraguayan Freight Forwarders and Logistics Operators Association (ATOLPAR) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to guild activities, uniting key sectors of the foreign trade chain within Paraguay. Positioned as a leading and influential association, ATOLPAR is nationally and internationally recognized

as a pivotal entity in logistics. It represents the interests of its member freight agents in various public and private forums, both domestically and internationally. ATOLPAR aims to provide high-quality support and services to enhance the professional activities of its members.

The Uruguayan Freight Forwarders Association emerged in 1978 with the goal of uniting and enhancing the logistics activity in our country. We currently have over 60 associated freight agents, covering maritime, air, land, and multimodal transit.

The Argentine Association of International Freight Forwarders is a nonprofit entity dedicated to uniting international freight agents and related sectors in Argentina. It welcomes both individuals and companies engaged in freight forwarding, provided they are registered as customs transport agents.

The association contributes expertise to enrich legislation, collaborates with allied chambers on shared issues, and reaffirms its commitment to supporting partners for sustained growth and the role of international trade, particularly in the evolving landscape of e-commerce.

ADACAM is the Association that brings together Freight Forwarders and Logistics Operators of the Dominican Republic, who provide international air and sea freight transportation services, logistics, and storage. Currently, ADACAM has a membership of 92 companies.

It is a member of the Trade Facilitation Committee led by the American Chamber of Commerce. ADACAM is also a member of the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA).

ELOAC “Logistics Companies, Freight Forwarders, and Related Entities” is a national trade association that brings together and represents the various stakeholders in Chile’s logistics industry, including logistics operators, customs agents, ports, and suppliers in the sector.

ELOAC aims to help develop Chile’s logistics industry by fostering conditions for a strong logistical environment, with clear regulations that contribute to the country’s growth.

The PANCO Group includes the Pangea Logistics Network and the Connecta Cargo Network, international networks of top-tier freight forwarders. Our group was launched in December 2010 and is composed of solid and well-established air and sea freight

forwarders and consolidators. It currently has over 350 members operating from 600 bases in 100 countries, collectively managing more than 2.5 million bookings per year.

PANGEA is an International Freight Network of first-class Air and Sea Freight Specialists with agents in all main airports/seaports worldwide. Their aim is to join forces and promote collaboration between Member Companies in order to gain competitiveness on the present market.

The network emphasizes values such as communication, cooperation, balance, reciprocity, and ethics. Pangea offers tools for business promotion, digital resources, and opportunities for knowledge exchange.

Connecta Network is a premier freight network that connects independent freight forwarders worldwide. It fosters global collaboration, offering members access to extensive resources, industry expertise, and advanced technology for seamless communication and efficient cargo handling.

The network emphasizes quality, reliability, and professional growth through regular networking events and a robust digital platform. Connecta aims to create business opportunities, optimize logistics operations, and support strategic partnerships, ensuring members can thrive in the competitive global logistics market.