Tim Hortons expands into Río Bravo with new location, jobs
The Canadian coffee chain’s first Río Bravo store is expected to create about 30 jobs as operators continue growing along... Read more »
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Reynosa and Matamoros emerge as Tamaulipas’ population engines
Reynosa and Matamoros now account for more than one-third of Tamaulipas’ population, fueled by manufacturing, logistics, and cross-border trade.... Read more »
For manufacturers eyeing Reynosa, power has become the dealmaker
Industrial developers say manufacturers now ask about electrical capacity before labor or logistics as automation and nearshoring increase energy demand... Read more »
Reynosa ranchers find new way to sell cattle amid U.S. export restrictions
Former quarantine pens are becoming a regional marketplace where buyers compete for livestock, helping producers boost prices despite ongoing trade... Read more »
Walmart breaks ground on $38.3M Reynosa Supercenter and Sam’s Club
The retailer plans to open both stores this year, creating more than 200 jobs in one of Mexico’s largest border... Read more »
Progreso bridge blockade is tied to Mexico’s anti-smuggling operation, trucking official says
The Reynosa delegate for Mexico’s freight transportation chamber said the restrictions are affecting multiple border crossings and increasing costs for... Read more »
Truckers block cargo on Mexican side of Progreso International Bridge over empty-trailer restrictions
Drivers say a restriction preventing empty trailers from entering Mexico through the bridge has disrupted agricultural trade and created uncertainty.... Read more »
French auto supplier moves manufacturing closer to South Texas after major McAllen investment
Valeo is relocating part of a Ciudad Juárez operation to Río Bravo months after announcing a $225 million manufacturing project... Read more »
Tamaulipas is pushing ethanol growth. Developers near the Valley say fuel rules are still blocking the market
Tamaulipas produces more than half of Mexico’s sorghum, but ethanol developers say fuel rules, logistics, and financing hurdles continue slowing... Read more »
Tamaulipas ramps up screwworm containment efforts as outbreak edges closer to Texas border
As of last week, Tamaulipas officials confirmed 435 cumulative cases as the USDA expands sterile fly operations and South Texas... Read more »
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