YSLETA – The
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office reported that the temporary
closure of the Trusted Traveler Program registration centers that include the
offices at the Ysleta Bridge for SENTRI Lane procedures, the so-called...
LAREDO – If
the deficit of 38% in daily operations in international trade is maintained,
with the figures as of the first 10 days of May, some US$115 billion would stop
operating in Port-Laredo alone, local authorities warned...
SONORA – The
construction industry in Sonora is ready to resume activities in June, since a few weeks ago the
Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) gave training courses on
protocols validated by the Ministry of...
By Daniel Chiquiar, Jesus Cañas, Armando Aguirre and Alfonso Cebreros, Dallas Fed Arecent easing of global trade tensions has not come without critical change involving two of the US’ largest trade partners: Mexico and...
TIJUANA – A
group of Tijuana medical professionals and engineers have created a group
called Ingemédicos to combine sectors and find solutions to the COVID-19
pandemic Systems
engineer Gabriel S Reyes; Fernando Jimenez, an industrial...
ARIZOPNA – Nacero
Inc plans to build a US$3 billion natural gas to gasoline manufacturing
facility in Casa Grande, Arizona, according to information released by the
Arizona Commerce Authority Nacero Casa
Grande will produce 35,000 barrels per...
TEXAS – American
Manganese Inc (AMY) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Voltabox of
Texas Inc, a subsidiary of Voltabox AG, to provide end-of-life lithium-ion
batteries for commercial-scale recycling of cathode materials using...
BAJA
CALIFORNIA – Baja California’s Maquiladora and Export Industry Association,
INDEX Zona Costa, is promoting the installation of thermal cameras at the
entrance of factories to automatically detect feverish workers and alert...
By Nancy J Gonzalez In spite of
the Mexico’s federal administration still uncertain energy policy, US-Mexico
border communities are experiencing more energy-related investments Companies
are still applying for new or extension of...
SAN DIEGO –
San Diego’s airport has suffered as the COVID-19 pandemic discourages people
from flying in airplanes A new
survey finds that suffering may continue for some time Industry
watchers think, based on public opinions about travel...