After the supply chain disruptions the world has experienced over the last few years, a greater number of U.S.-based businesses are finding it more appealing to move manufacturing hubs closer to home to shorten and strengthen their supply chains. With nearshoring will come an increased need to transport goods across the border as efficiently as possible.
Freight movement at the border is heating up. Mexico remained the United States’ No. 1 trading partner in August and September, overtaking...