The Borderlands Mexico is a week of developments in the world of US -Mexico border transportation and trade. This week: Uber betting on border growth because trade increases 21 %. GE Aerospace to invest $ 29 million in the expansion of Mexico; And the supplies of the binary container are expanded with a major Texas rent.
Uber Shipment condition on border growth with an increase of 21 % trade
Jacksonville-According to Jacksús Ojeda, the head of the company in Mexico, Uber’s cargo is deepening his work in Mexico, integrating customs, brokerage and transportation to help transport in a rapid business environment.
“One of the benefits we have is that we are digitally digitally, and we saw at the border that it was traditionally black hole,” Oganda said in an interview at the 2025 Uber Freight Conference on Tuesday. “Customers can see any document, each check, each step in the same system.”
The 2025 delivery was held in Jacksonville, Florida from Monday to Wednesday. About 200 carriers and industry experts participated in the main addresses, workshops, demonstrations and network meetings where the transportation industry and how companies can be prepared.
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Opesta said the end-to-end Uber approach with customers in sectors-from corporate to middle jobs and small-job jobs is because the border logistics become more complex.
“There are various requirements in Mexico and the United States every day,” Oukda said. “As soon as we update our systems, we can react in real time and help customers prevent additional tasks or delay.”
Mexico, as a leading business partner in the United States, has reached $ 74.4 billion in July, according to the Census Office. So far this year, US and Mexico trade has increased by 21 percent to $ 507 billion and has exceeded 2024 levels.
Oukda noted that the changing trade laws of Mexico-including new tariffs, maximize 25 % in specific imports-lead to localization of production in Mexico to comply with the rules of origin requirements in the United States and Mexico-Canada.
“International trade is now more complex due to USMCA’s origin rules,” Ouyda said. “As a broker, but as a business consultant, we need to make sure that exporters and importers are in conformity. We review each document to confirm that everything is in accordance with the bylaws. The idea is to treat transportation as an internal and to help customers from any other reason.”
Despite the soft transportation rate, Ojda said logistics investment in Lodo, Texas, is still strong.
According to WorldCity, the port of Lardo was the US -based business gate in July, with a total of $ 30.3 billion in bilateral trade, an increase of 7 % compared to last year. Year by day, the border trade in Larodo has reached $ 206 billion.
“Big companies are investing in cross -docks, and multinational logistics companies are expanding in Larodo,” Ojda said. “Good things come there, and from Mexico too.”
Oujda expects Mexico Uber Breight to continue with industrial centers such as Montreeri, Mexico and the Bajío region. He predicted about 21 % growth next year, which has increased with the demand of the automobile sector and nearby trends
“This is a complicated time, but it’s also a good financial year for us,” Oujda said. “We’re ready.”
GE Aerospace to invest $ 29 million on expansion of Mexico
The GE Aerospace will invest $ 29.4 million this year to expand its production operations in Mexico and strengthen the facilities in Hermosilo and Saltillo.
Much of the $ 28.8 million funds-goes to Hermosillo factory that produces narrow aircraft engines. This investment provides structural updates, new tools and advanced production processes to increase capacity and efficiency.
Unison, a GE aerospace subsidiary, receives $ 600,000 for new machinery and inspection equipment to increase the production of combustion systems, sensors and electric components.
These updates are part of the GE AERSPACE global strategy for modernizing industrial capacity and accelerating the development of the next generation engine.
Binary Container Procurement Extended with Texas Major Rental
The Binary Container Procurement has made a 296.240 square foot rent at Sunridge Industrial Park in Wilmer, Texas, and its footprints at the Dallas-Fort Worth logistics center.
The global supply chain expert, known for his work in the energy sector, is expanding regional operations. The new facilities have 40 transparent altitudes, a cross-plan, 319 parking space and 135 trailer-room booths for growth.
The Sunridge Industrial Park is actually built on the I-45 and I-20, by the StoneMont Financial Group based in Atlanta, a real estate-based investment company focused on industrial assets and rental investment.
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