Averitt expands San Antonio terminal with 85,000-square-foot warehouse to meet nearshoring demand. Facility now has 80 dock doors, drive-through fueling station, and on-site maintenance building to accommodate growing trade flows. Ed Habe cites San Antonio’s strategic location as a logistics gateway for cross-border freight along the I-35 corridor connecting Laredo and major U.S. distribution hubs.

Protests by corn producers in western Mexico block highways, disrupting access to the Port of Manzanillo. Motorists stranded for up to 17 hours, transporters forced to cancel or reroute shipments. Truck congestion at the port worsens, with seven-day processing times for imports and reduced operational fluidity reported. Rail service also disrupted, delaying cargo movements inland.

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