The Apatzingán Valley is located in a strategically commercial area due to its easy access to important means of communication.

The Siglo 21 highway, in Michoacán, connects the Gulf of Mexico with the Pacific in a seven-hour drive, without crossing the metropolitan area of the country's capital.

International Port of Lazaro Cardenas in the Mexican Pacific. It is a specialized terminal where container loading and unloading is carried out, of great importance, for national and international trade.

Mexico has a network of freight railways, which runs through most of the Republic, connecting major industrial centers, seaports and border crossings.