Exactly the port
T
he Port of Brownsville moves more
steel into Mexico than any other U.S.
port. It's the largest land-owning port
in the nation with 40,000 acres. And it has
full congressional authorization to deepen
its channel to 52 feet. Its FTZ ranks second
nationally in value of exported goods, and its
railroad continues impressive growth trends.
Those assets and achievements continue to
attract industrial development that other ports
cannot – like three active LNG projects – all in
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission review.
Because of the steady South Texas breeze, it's
understandable why the wind energy sector
selected the port for its base of operations.
And with Mexican petroleum reforms a reality
in 2017, more and more of our shippers are
experiencing measurable success. In fact, the
Port of Brownsville is in easy reach of a growing
consumption zone of more than 10 million
on both sides of the border, benefiting our
customers with unparalleled rail and heavy
haul logistics solutions. It's the most important
cargo transfer point on the Gulf of Mexico. The
port that works – the Port of Brownsville.
portofbrownsville.com
1000 Foust Rd • Brownsville, TX 78521
(956) 831-4592 1-800-378-5395
The port that works
