U.S.-Mexico Trade Hits $94.3B in August, Up 27% Year Over Year
Two-way commerce jumped to $94.3 billion in August as imports from Mexico surged 34%. Laredo handled $38.6 billion, up 29%, cementing its role as the busiest…
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Mexico Driver Shortage Hits 14% Vacancy Rate, 90,000 Trucks Idle
IRU survey ranks Mexico second-worst globally for driver vacancies. Cross-border carriers face mounting recruitment pressure as 44% of fleets cite labor as top…
Commerce Recommends Duties on Chinese, Mexican Van Trailers
Investigation targets dry and refrigerated van imports plus subassemblies from both countries.
U.S. to Skip USMCA Renewal July 1, Triggering Rolling Reviews
White House will let trade pact enter annual review cycle instead of 16-year extension. Auto content rules, steel tariffs, and side deals now in play for…
U.S. Plans 10% Tariff on Canada, Mexico, Taiwan Over Forced Labor Ban
USTR report says Canada, Mexico, Taiwan, U.K., and others face additional 10% tariffs for allegedly failing to enforce forced labor import restrictions. What…
USMCA Review Deadline July 1, What Cross-Border Carriers Must Track
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement faces its six-year review deadline July 1, with carriers watching for changes to cross-border operating authority,…
Werner Doubles Mexico Intermodal Fleet to 800 Containers by Year-End
Omaha carrier bets on nearshoring demand and cross-border conversion as fuel and truckload rates climb.