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Rio South Texas Region Stakeholders Promote Ports, Bridges, Rail and Airports to Mexican Industry

· Texas Border Business

During a meeting on June 11, 2026, the Council for South Texas Economic Progress (COSTEP) showcased the Rio South Texas region as a vital binational transportation corridor to representatives from the San Luis Potosí automotive industry. The region, which connects various counties in Texas with municipalities in Tamaulipas, features 19 international trade bridges, three seaports, and seven international airports. The Port of Brownsville alone contributes over $3 billion to the economy, while the overall annual trade operations reach $15 billion. COSTEP emphasized the region's potential for logistics and warehousing, highlighting opportunities for business expansion.

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