Download your copy of the white paper today to find out how you can navigate this congestion more effectively with new strategies that can help your business avoid delays, optimize operations, and take full advantage of trading with our neighbor to the South.
By Averitt ·
December 19, 2023
Facing challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border due to congested lanes? You’re not alone. With the increased trade caused by the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), and more foreign countries viewing Mexico as a manufacturing hub, the border has become a major bottleneck, causing delays and inefficiencies for businesses.
Download your copy of the white paper today to find out how you can navigate this congestion more effectively with new strategies that can help your business avoid delays, optimize operations, and take full advantage of trading with our neighbor to the South.
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