Overview
- President Sheinbaum and Pemex emphasize that fuel stocks at terminals remain sufficient and delays stem from reduced autotanques due to maintenance and contract disputes.
- The government has reassigned Sedena-operated tankers to Pemex and pledged to add private autotanques within hours to alleviate delivery bottlenecks.
- An accord with protesting Pemex retirees reopened the Puerto Chiapas terminal, restoring intermittent pipa access for the Soconusco area.
- Onexpo field checks report dozens of stations in Chiapas and Nuevo León still facing intermittent service, confirming final-mile logistics failures rather than inventory shortages.
- Industry analysts warn that unresolved payment arrears to pipero contractors combined with stricter customs and rail inspections could trigger further regional supply shocks.