About Correos de Mexico
Correos de Mexico, earlier known as Servicio Postal Mexicano, is the national postal service system nof the country. It has nearly a 100-year rich past of shipping and delivery. However, to compete with global logistics brands like DHL, UPS, Aramex, etc., it’s moved to offering fulfillment services too.
Servicio Postal Mexicano, then also called ‘Sepomex,’ was previously a very inefficient operation and was widely regarded as one of the worst postal services in the world. In a bid to improve efficiency, it was granted autonomy by the government in 1986.
Thus, as a response to these challenges, the ‘Mexpost’ service was born, which was slightly more expensive than the regular postal service but was hailed as being significantly more reliable and efficient. In 2008, the company was officially rebranded as ‘Correos de Mexico,’ and operations were expanded by a wide margin, opening outlets in new regions and optimizing workflows.
Correos de Mexico is by far the largest postal delivery service in the country, with s logistics network spanning almost 97% of the national territory. With almost 1500 customer service outposts, 110 corporate service offices, 65 classification centers, and 24,276 third-party points, the company handles a volume of about 3 million shipments a day.
It is affiliated with some of the world's biggest carriers; when businesses send a package through Correos de Mexico, it can arrive at its final destination quickly.
Thus, Correos de Mexico has greatly consolidated its position in the market and is now one of the biggest courier brands in the country with its Mexpost module. Mexpost integrates all of its services for both residential and commercial shipping within and outside of the country.
The services offered by Correos de Mexico can be further greatly enhanced by using third-party logistics intelligence platforms such as ClickPost. It offers a Correos de Mexico Tracking API that enhances order management and automates real-time shipment updates.
