Cargo shifts back to US west coast ports, but some has gone for good
Beneficial cargo owners have begun to move traffic back to US west coast ports from ...
North American logistics providers are jockeying for growth in the cross-border traffic between the US and Mexico.
The latest to bolster its strength in the sector is Ryder System, which opened a new warehouse in Laredo this week and completed the expansion of a drayage yard, south of the border in Nuevo Laredo.
Three miles from the World Trade Bridge that links the two countries, Ryder’s 228,000 sq ft warehouse can accommodate 143 trailers, and Ryder’s ...
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