Borderlands: Laredo remains nation's No. 1 gateway for

This week in Borderlands: Port Laredo remains the nation’s No. 1 gateway for international trade; rail cargo thefts were up 29% during Q1 in Mexico; a Taiwan automotive supplier is investing $1 billion for Mexico expansion; and Forza Steel is building a plant at the Port of Brownsville. For the second straight month, Laredo, Texas, retained the No. 1 spot among the nation’s 450 international gateways for trade

Borderlands: Mexico remains top US trade partner in July, Laredo No. 1 gateway - FreightWaves

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Noi Mahoney en LinkedIn: Laredo, Texas, again top US gateway for international trade