Reynosa truckers protest highway robberies, extortion and rising costs
Freight carriers called on Mexico's federal government to address highway insecurity and tax policies they say are making it increasingly... Read more »
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Pharr doubles bridge capacity as data centers and produce drive new trade demand
The opening of a second bridge structure adds four lanes for cross-border trade as business leaders look to data centers,... Read more »
Tamaulipas is rethinking how it sells its cattle. A $44.5M project would keep more of the business at home
The state, its flagship university and livestock industry are joining forces to take cattle from ranch to finished product as... Read more »
Why supply chain security was center stage for Reynosa customs brokers this week
Companies, carriers and educational institutions in Reynosa are working on certification and technology to keep Mexico-U.S. trade competitive.... Read more »
Who is investing in Tamaulipas? The new map of industrial capital
U.S. companies account for the largest share of Tamaulipas’ confirmed investment projects, while Asia represents the largest regional share of... Read more »
Mexico car sales are growing, but its factories are making fewer vehicles
Mexico sold more than 1 million vehicles through August, while production slipped and exports stayed flat. More than 76% of... Read more »
Momole gains ground in McAllen as Reynosa-born brand plots U.S. expansion
The mole brand has grown up to 40% since opening in McAllen and recently earned Mexico’s Sello M recognition for... Read more »
Tamaulipas wants to put more of its products on Texas shelves
The state is training 60 businesses to meet U.S. export requirements as it targets 100 products for the Texas market.... Read more »
Reynosa’s newest technical high school focuses on AI, semiconductors and bionics
CBTIS 312 opened Monday with about 150 students, launching a technical education pipeline for Reynosa’s evolving manufacturing workforce.... Read more »
Thousands of Mexicans are being sent back through Matamoros — bringing skills that could reshape Tamaulipas’ economy
Matamoros handled nearly 90% of Tamaulipas’ repatriation events through May — almost 14 times as many as Reynosa.... Read more »
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