Mexico and China will strengthen their trade in the first quarter of 2016 with the launch of the Guadalajara-Henan air corridor, which will have a frequency of three flights per week to transport perishable goods to China, said the Secretary of Agriculture, José Calzada.
A Boeing 747 with a capacity of 120 tons will carry perishable products such as berries and avocados to Henan, one of the most important trading centers in China, along with about 100 million people," he stated.
To this end, the cargo terminal of Guadalajara and the Airport of Henan signed a Memorandum of Understanding . . .
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