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Last week, we were proud to sponsor and participate in the Index Juárez Golf Tournament.

Events like this matter—not just for the time on the course, but for the opportunity to step outside of day-to-day operations and build real relationships. The best partnerships aren’t built over emails or calls alone—they’re built through conversations, shared experiences, and trust developed over time.

The relaxed setting created space for meaningful conversations with peers across the manufacturing and supply chain community—connections that carry forward long after the event ends.

We appreciate everyone who spent time with us throughout the day. Looking forward to continuing the conversations!

The team shared a few pictures from last week's sponsorship of the Index Chihuahua breakfast with the Customs and Logistics Committee.

It was a strong turnout and, more importantly, a valuable chance to connect face-to-face with partners across the region. Events like this reinforce how critical local relationships are to keeping operations running smoothly.

We appreciate the conversations, the insights shared, and the opportunity to be part of the discussion.

📸 Sharing a few moments from the morning below.

Día del Trabajo!

Today we recognize Día del Trabajo (Labor Day in Mexico) by honoring the people whose dedication, effort, and commitment keep industries and communities moving.

In logistics, the work behind every border crossing, every operation, and every shipment isn’t always visible—but its impact is significant. Especially in cross‑border trade, it’s the people behind the process who make production continuity possible.

To all workers in Mexico and around the world: thank you for what you do—today and every day.

🚛 Heads up for shippers with Mexico‑exposed freight

A nationwide transportation protest is planned in Mexico for April 6, which could lead to temporary road disruptions across key highways, industrial corridors, and select border crossings.

While details are still evolving, similar events have previously caused ripple effects across supply chains. Proactive planning and communication will be critical for time‑sensitive shipments.

Learn more here in our Market Updates:

ALERT: Potential Transportation Disruptions in Mexico Starting on Monday — ProTrans Mexico’s transportation sector is preparing for a nationwide protest on April 6 that could disrupt freight movement across major highways, industrial corridors, and select border crossings. Led by transporter and agricultural groups, the action highlights concerns around road security, extortion, ...