C.H. Robinson: Mexico exports surge 34.4% in June

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C.H. Robinson reported that Mexican exports rose 34.4% year over year in June, marking the fifth consecutive month of double-digit growth and pushing first-half export growth to 24.6%. The U.S. absorbed roughly 84% of Mexico's non-oil exports during the first six months of 2026, with non-oil exports to the U.S. climbing 35.8% in June. The logistics giant said northbound lanes out of the Coahuila and Nuevo León corridors continue to present higher load-to-truck ratios compared to southbound, keeping carriers selective and holding rates firm. However, capacity is being constrained by stricter enforcement of B-1 visas and English-language requirements, which is reducing the number of Mexican drivers willing or able to perform cross-border runs into the U.S. The report also noted that computing equipment has now surpassed automotive products as Mexico's largest export category to the U.S., and that imports of intermediate goods increased 30.9% year over year in June, suggesting export growth could continue through the remainder of 2026.

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