The U.S. CBP will expand capacity at the Pharr, Texas port of entry to accommodate future growth in Mexican exports including agricultural produce. Growth in traffic through the region via Reynosa, Mexico was anemic in 2019 with an increase of just 0.1% resulting from a 10.9% drop in auto components offsetting a 3.8% rise in fruit and vegetable shipping. Despite the reopening of the Mexican economy in the wake of COVID-19 there was still an 18.0% drop in shipments in July through the region including a 23.5% drop in electrical and electronics exports from Mexico. Shippers could rapidly s...
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