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Mx:
+52 (867) 770-7530
Phone
USA:
+1 956-7909278
Email:
pricing@zarotransportation.com

We celebrate our 18th Anniversary!

Celebrating 18 years as a consolidated company is an opportunity to celebrate and recognize the commitment of all our employees.

On April 28th, in order to make them have a pleasant time, several social events were held in the different locations that make up the Zaro Transportation team.

Our employees, both administrative and operators, enjoyed food and beverages, having a pleasant time together.

We had the presence of a photographic set alluding to the celebration, where each of our collaborators participated in a fun photo session with their colleagues, showing their commemorative popsocket, which each of them received as a detail.

18 years fly by! Sure, when you look back on it. But getting here has been an experience with ups and downs, of perseverance and dedication but, above all, always wanting to do things as well as possible.

We hope to count on you for many years to come!

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