What moves through the Valley
Produce defines the market, with the Pharr bridge handling an enormous share of America's imported fresh fruit and vegetables, particularly through the winter months when Mexican production supplies northern markets. That freight arrives on cold chains and unforgiving clocks, and the Valley's cold storage and repacking operations exist to serve it.
Manufacturing crosses too, with maquiladora operations in Reynosa and the surrounding area shipping electronics, appliances and components north through the bridges. Distribution serves a fast-growing Valley population, and agriculture from the region itself adds citrus and vegetables.
The corridors that carry it
US-281 and US-83 serve the Valley, I-69 connects north toward Corpus Christi and Houston and I-2 runs east-west through the metro. Everything funnels through the international bridges, and the northbound corridors carry produce to markets across the country during peak season.
Freight Flex in the Valley
Freight Flex coordinates Cross-Border programs through the Valley bridges with bilingual support and transfers scheduled in advance, Temperature-Controlled capacity carrying produce setpoints across the crossing, Full Truckload (FTL) and Less Than Truckload (LTL) coverage on the northbound lanes, Transloading at the border and Expedited equipment when a market window tightens. Carrier compliance tools and an agent success team available 24/7 support the move.
