2026 Port Laredo Global Trade Summit
July 12–14, 2026 | Laredo, Texas The Port Laredo Global Trade Summit 2026 brings together leaders from across North America to shape the future of international trade, logistics, and cross-border […]
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2026 Port Laredo Trade Summit
Port Laredo Global Trade Summit 2026 Únase a líderes de toda Norteamérica para dos días de diálogo, innovación y colaboración enfocados en el futuro del comercio internacional. Organizado en el […]
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Port Laredo handles a diverse range of commodities, but the top imports and exports generally include motor vehicles, parts, and accessories; electrical machinery; mineral fuels and oils; machinery; and plastics. You can find more detailed trade statistics on our Trade Statistics & Reports page.
Commercial crossings at Port Laredo generally operate 24/7. However, specific hours may vary for certain cargo types or individual bridges. It’s always best to check with CBP or your customs broker for the most up-to-date information.
Permits for oversized or overweight cargo are typically issued by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). You can find information and application procedures on the TxDOT website. Be sure to apply well in advance of your planned shipment.
FAST (Free and Secure Trade) is a program that allows pre-approved, low-risk commercial carriers to expedite their border crossings between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. You can learn more about the FAST program and its eligibility requirements on the CBP website.
Yes, Port Laredo offers various incentives for businesses, including tax breaks, Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) benefits, and access to a skilled workforce. You can find more information about business incentives on the Business page of our website or by contacting our economic development team.
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Port Laredo: Making News
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