Father’s Day and World Cup expected to generate $12.2M for Reynosa businesses
Retailers say younger fathers are reshaping spending habits, driving demand for collectibles, technology, and experience-based purchases.... Read more »
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Higher beef prices are squeezing businesses in Reynosa
Beef prices are rising at more than twice the country's overall inflation rate and substantially faster than overall food prices.... Read more »
Mexico’s economy isn’t just slowing — it’s losing its ability to grow
A Mexican bank focused on trade and investment, says the country is growing, but not adding the new factories and... Read more »
Tamaulipas announces $221M in new investment, factory expansions
State officials and industry leaders say $221M in new investment, factory expansions, and strong border trade show nearshoring is translating... Read more »
Mexico’s growth has long relied on manufacturing — that may be changing
New research shows service industries in Mexico are growing faster in output and productivity, even as manufacturing remains dominant along... Read more »
Freight demand is rising in Mexico, but the trucking sector is struggling to keep up
Rising costs, security risks, and a shortage of trained drivers are making it harder for trucking companies to keep pace... Read more »
Labor poverty falls in Tamaulipas, but 1 in 4 workers still can’t afford basic needs
Additionally, about half of its 1.7 million workforce remains in jobs without benefits, contracts, or protections.... Read more »
Reynosa families adjust holiday budgets amid rising costs to keep Christmas dinner traditions
Mexican shoppers compare prices, switch brands, and prioritize traditional dishes as families gather from both sides of the border.... Read more »
Big retailers in Reynosa see early gains during Mexico’s Black Friday–style event, but downtown shops struggle as U.S. shoppers stay away
Early crowds favored major retailers, leaving smaller businesses hoping the weekend rush will help close the gap.... Read more »
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