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Veracruz, Veracruz. This Saturday, October 16, the shipping line ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd., inaugurated the container service Mexico Central America Express, MXC for its acronym in English, which connects Central America and the Caribbean.

The Contship PEP ship docked this Saturday from the port of Kingston, Jamaica, making the first stop on this new maritime route for the transport of containerized goods that will favor imports through the Gulf of Mexico; Its route continues this week to Altamira, Santo Tomás, Puerto Cortéz, Kingston and Río Haina.

The service will be served on a biweekly basis in the Port of Veracruz by Grupo CICE, this being the second regular frequency service along with the Central America-Caribbean CCS inaugurated in 2019.

With alliances with the most important players in the international market, we strengthen the path to achieve our vision of being the most complete option for logistics solutions in Mexico.

ZIM Shipping, one of the most important international shipping lines with more than 75 years in the market, has a network of 60 weekly maritime services with calls in 180 ports around the world.

Veracruz, Ver.- As part of the actions we undertake to promote the educational development of the community, the delivery of CICE Commitment Scholarships was carried out for the 14th generation of scholarship recipients of this program in the cities of Veracruz and Tampico.

The main event was held at the Grupo CICE headquarters in Veracruz, and in Tampico it was held at the group's administrative offices where, in the company of their families, the students from the community who this year benefited from the program gathered. to receive their diploma and scholarship, which consists of a Dell brand computer with a Microsoft Office license for one year and a school kit with a notebook, pen and USB for their academic activities.

A scholarship is not simply the fact of receiving something, it is a personal commitment for all of us who have been recipients of this or other programs. It is the commitment that we are endorsing today because we believe in you and the effort you are making. It is something that goes beyond this classroom and this session, it is a commitment to you and to being better every day, to being the person you want to become.

– Karol Castillo Petrikowski, Director of Finance

The ceremony was presided over by representatives of Fundación CICE A.C. and directors of Grupo CICE, while the awarding of scholarships was carried out with the participation of distinguished scholarship students: Adriana Martínez, scholarship student and resident of Grupo CICE, Alejandro Luna Meraz, scholarship student from the Technological Institute and Víctor Jiménez Carrasco, collaborator of CICE Group; in conjunction with members of the Scholarship Committee.

Our recognition to each and every one of the students in our community who, through their school performance, are an example of academic improvement in our community, wishing them the best of success at the beginning of a new school year.

Since 2009, the CICE Commitment Scholarship program has supported almost 600 students through financial or in-kind donations, who seek to promote the value of commitment to their integral development.

Veracruz, Ver.- In response to the growing needs of foreign trade users and international markets, the shipping line CMA CGM inaugurates its service “Altamira Express” in the Port of Veracruz, connecting Mexico with the Caribbean and South America.

With the docking of the motor ship “CMA CGM Ventania”, on Friday the 12th In August, the first operation of this maritime route was carried out in this port, adding weekly calls by the vessels “CMA CGM Presidio”, “CMA CGM Aristote” and “CMA CGM Callao”.

By creating synergy with the most important players in the international market, we strengthen our commitment to being the port services provider with the most experience in the country.

CMA CGM is the third global company in maritime container transport with a trajectory of more than forty years, operating more than two hundred maritime routes, in more than 150 countries.

Veracruz, Vera.- With the participation of clients, suppliers, collaborators, union representatives, members of civil associations and students with scholarships from the CICE Foundation, the presentation of the GRI Report on results in terms of social responsibility by Grupo CICE was carried out.

The meeting had the special participation of Victor Marquinez Tress, General Director of DM Tress, an award-winning company from Veracruz with the ESR SME Distinction through the Value Chain Program ESR implemented by CEMEFI with suppliers selected from the group:

We must be interested in people, as they have different stories, concerns and decisions; Only in this way can we positively impact our environment and generate a community. I think that is the essence of Social Responsibility

– Victor Marquinez Tress, General Director DMTress

The results were shared by representatives of the Environment, Community Engagement, Quality of Life, Business Ethics and Responsible Marketing Committees, together with Lic. Mónica Torres – CSR Coordinator, Lic. Rosi Santibañez – Honorary Director of the Foundation CICE and Lic. Leoncio Pérez López, General Director of CICE.

This 7th GRI Report summarizes the results of economic, environmental development and social well-being achieved in 2021 by Grupo CICE, including both positive and negative contributions under the methodology for the preparation of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) with Global Compact standards and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

We invite you to consult our GRI Report on the Social Responsibility Portal.

Veracruz, Ver.- Strengthening our commitment to the development of actions that allow better educational quality for the children and young people of our town, this Monday, June 20, the formalization of the delivery of a donation to the Juan Malpica primary school took place. Silva, located in the metropolitan area of Veracruz.

This donation consisted of the repair of the school's three-phase underground electrical installation, which was affected for about a month, causing the suspension of the activities of this institution due to the lack of energy and water supply.

For this rehabilitation, the construction of a concrete wall was carried out, the circuit breakers, contractile terminals and general wiring were replaced, splices were made and supports for medium voltage conduction were installed, thereby replenishing the electricity and water service. , which allowed the return to the classrooms.

The Juan Malpica Silva primary school has a student body of 600 primary level children who attend the morning and afternoon levels under the direction of Mtra. Teodora Wandestrand and is located at Campero No.1002, Col. 21 de Abril, Veracruz, Ver.