BUY A STORAGE CONTAINER IN Laredo, Texas

The Port of Laredo is known as the leading inland port on the U.S.- Mexico Border as well as in the Railroad Interchange. It is considered the busiest port among more than 450 airports, seaports, and border crossings with $248.5 billion in total trade with the world in 2021. This is according to the U.S. Census Bureau data analyzed by WorldCity. This Texas-Mexico border has 29 official ports that accounted for $740 billion in international trade last 2018. Each port of entry has its own global trade gateways, whether domestic and/or international economic activity and it serves multiple industries. Commodities and people between the United States and Mexico are facilitated by land ports through rail, commercial and personal vehicles, and pedestrian traffic. The port has one rail bridge and four vehicle bridges that connect the city of Laredo, Texas with Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Crossing the border between the U.S and Mexico are used by private vehicles through the three bridges. Trucks and automobiles are used by one of the four international bridges. The major products and goods that are being imported into this port are vehicles, machinery, and electronics, for the exported products are machinery, electronics, vehicles, and plastics. These products travel to more than 60 countries. Since they cater to such huge and wide shipments, it opened 474, 400 net jobs in Texas, which added about $72 billion of GDP to their economy. They are also in continuous innovation of their ports for they have projects such as the $1 billion Post Grande Industrial development on I-35, $500 million in TxDOT Projects, $200+ million water infrastructure, and $10 million fast lanes at WT Bridge. Moreover, they are open for business projects and developments such as the $35 million US Cold DC Facility 180K SF, $50 million Produce DC 262K SF, $15million Sunset Produce 185K SF.