Customs clearance the main bottleneck at Mexican ports as traffic builds
Rising traffic has strained capacity at Mexico’s seafreight gateways and stretched waiting times for importers, ...
Skyline and downtown El Paso Texas looking toward Juarez, Mexico © Americanspirit
Despite the rhetoric of the US president, trade between Texas and Mexico appears on the up. And it seems the further south you go, the higher the levels of trade. Freightwaves reports that, for the first six months of 2019, major and regional airports within the US state have recorded mammoth multiple-digit increases in volumes, including Amarillo and Harlingen’s Valley International.
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