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INDEX Nuevo Laredo Signs MOU with SAMA to Connect Manufacturers
SAN ANTONIO — For Enrique Morán, president of INDEX Nuevo Laredo, strengthening manufacturing ties between Texas and Mexico begins with understanding what companies on each side can offer, and connecting those capabilities with business needs across the border. Speaking with Pro Texas Industry following the signing of a...
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Charger Logistics plans to buy 500 autonomous trucks using Aurora’s tech
Charger Logistics USA plans to purchase up to 500 tractors equipped with Aurora Innovation’s driverless technology over the next few years, according to an Oct. 26 press release. The carrier intends to deploy the trucks on current and new high-volume routes near the U.S.-Mexico border and throughout the country,...
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H-E-B Plans $1.24M Renovation at Laredo Store
H-E-B is planning a $1.24 million renovation at its Guadalupe and Stone location in Laredo, according to project details filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The project, listed as H-E-B Laredo (02) Fresh Wave 1 under registration number TABS2027004000, calls for alterations to the existing H-E-B Store...
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Tesla Plans $1M Electric Vehicle Service Center Renovation in Laredo
Tesla is planning a $1 million renovation project for an electric vehicle repair and service center at 13505 Regional Drive in Laredo, according to records filed with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. The project, registered under the name Tesla and registration number TABS2027003191, covers 29,805 square feet at...
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DSV expands US-Mexico freight network with $90M Laredo facility
Global logistics provider DSV has opened a new $90 million, 853,000-square-foot logistics facility in Laredo, Texas, expanding its capacity to handle freight moving between the U.S. and Mexico. The facility consolidates warehousing, transportation, customs brokerage, inventory management and distribution services under one roof, the company announced Wednesday. The investment is...
The House Take
Which Laredo pest control companies explain what happens next?
Top 3Pest control · Laredo, TX·Checked Oct 19, 2026. A pest treatment that lasts starts with knowing what’s getting in and how the company will check its work. We read Laredo reviews for the explanations, follow-through and questions worth asking before treatment starts.
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IBC Bank Announces New Market Presidents in Laredo and San Antonio
In August, Laredo-based IBC Bank announced the promotion of two longtime employees to market president positions in Laredo and San Antonio. Lozano began his career with IBC Bank in 1995 as a commercial credit analyst after graduating summa cum laude from the University of Houston with a BBA degree in accounting. He also graduated from the SW Graduate School of Banking at Southern Methodist University in 2003. Lozano developed unique expertise in the Mexican market through extensive travel to many of the country’s most important cities. As a result, he established a strong network of relationships within the transportation, manufacturing and real estate sectors.
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Port Laredo Drives New Opportunities for the Agricultural Industry and Cold Chain Logistics in Orlando
Port Laredo aims to attract new cargo flows, investments in cold chain infrastructure, and opportunities for agricultural product distribution between Mexico and the United States through its participation in the Global Produce & Floral Show 2026, where it is promoting Laredo's logistics advantages and potential for commercial expansion. Under the...
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TA Services acquires 2 Texas-based businesses
Third-party logistics firm TA Services has acquired the family-owned assets and operations of Carmen Pacheco Transportation and Interload Forwarding, the company announced Oct. 6. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. The purchase expands the cross border and warehousing capabilities in the key border markets of El Paso and Laredo,...
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Autonomous Trucking Advances on Costs, Freight Operations and Federal Rules
The company expects its autonomous driving system hardware, including computing equipment and sensors, to cost approximately $50,000 per truck. A new partnership with Charger USA adds a 435-mile Dallas–Laredo route serving refrigerated and dry freight customers, with safety drivers currently aboard. The company reports that its long-haul safety case...