
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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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…

Mexican state targets $17 billion in border infrastructure as daily freight movements jump from 800 to 10,000 since 2022. New industrial zones near crossings…

Mexico built 14,675 trucks and buses in July 2026, up from 9,668 a year earlier, as OEMs ramp production for cross-border and nearshoring demand.

Tenney Group says buyers can no longer sit on capital, expects deal volume to spike after three flat years.

Chicago 3PL now offers city-to-city freight, port drayage, and managed transport across Mexico, betting on nearshoring demand.

New Mexico facility will produce both Volvo VNL and Mack Anthem models, adding capacity to U.S. output as nearshoring accelerates.

Trump administration tariffs and supply chain disruptions threaten Mexico-sourced components for U.S. fleets, reversing recent nearshoring momentum.

Port Laredo processed more trade value than any U.S. gateway in March as Mexico remained the top trading partner, driving demand for cross-border equipment and…

Cross-border carriers report capacity crunch as Mexico trade volume climbs faster than driver supply at Texas ports.

Chattanooga-based 3PL plants corporately owned facility in central Mexico to manage OTR, intermodal, air, and ocean equipment directly rather than through…

Formation Interests breaks ground on four-building industrial park adjacent to Zaragoza crossing, targeting nearshoring freight and last-mile border logistics.

Omaha carrier bets on nearshoring demand and cross-border conversion as fuel and truckload rates climb.