Tamaulipas eyes return to U.S. cattle market as screwworm cases fall
With screwworm cases falling, producers are urging broader prevention efforts as Tamaulipas works toward rejoining the U.S. cattle market.... Read more »
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Reynosa’s strained power grid is raising costs for businesses and threatening investment
Business leaders estimate a citywide power outage could cost Reynosa’s commerce and services sector more than $305,000 per hour.... Read more »
New Tamaulipas electronics manufacturing industry trade group seeks to unite companies on both sides of the Rio Grande
A fast-expanding industry trade group along the U.S.-Mexico border state of Tamaulipas is looking to connect as a binational region.... Read more »
Mexican environmental group mobilizes at Playa Bagdad as SpaceX readies Starship launch
Volunteers will conduct shoreline patrols to document possible debris and monitor marine wildlife during Starship Flight 13.... Read more »
Reynosa’s east side is getting two new retailers — including a brand-new home improvement concept
Grupo Blanquita’s first TODO TODO store and a new Coppel department store are under construction as commercial development continues in... Read more »
Manufacturer powering AI and data centers is investing $150M and creating 1,000 jobs in Reynosa
The investment amount and projected job creation were disclosed this week, five months after the company broke ground on its... Read more »
South Texas ranchers press for answers as Texas enlists them in fight against screwworm
At a Starr County forum, state officials urged producers to report suspected cases quickly while ranchers sought answers on treatment,... Read more »
More industrial space sits empty in Reynosa as vacancy hits 10-year high, but developers keep building
Developers continue expanding industrial capacity, arguing tariffs and USMCA uncertainty have delayed — not derailed — future investment.... Read more »
Padel boom fuels club expansions and new development in Reynosa
Growing demand for padel is driving club expansions and a new sports complex in Reynosa, adding courts, fitness amenities, event... Read more »
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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