The as yet un-named company will be hiring between 300 and 400 workers, says Pharr EDC's president.
The group says the new website will enhance the way it connects with partners, businesses, industries and communities looking to grow in the region.
Mario Reyna, executive director of RioPlex, says the forum was a great success.
Mario Reyna, executive director of RioPlex, spoke at a Deal Structuring Forum hosted by the group in Harlingen, Texas.
Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez explains how the private sector can help.
Actualmente, hay más de 20 mil millones de dólares en proyectos en desarrollo, dijo el director del Puerto de Brownsville, Guillermo Rico-Leal.
The Council for South Texas Economic Progress has collected and analyzed data on manufacturing activity in the Rio Grande Valley, Laredo, and northern Tamaulipas.
The president of Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation gives an update to his counterparts across the RGV.
First details provided at a Rio Grande Valley Partnership event.
Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño praises a recent regional presentation by Cameron County Administrator Pete Sepulveda.
Commentary from the president and CEO of Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation.
Commentary from the chairman of Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation.
Regional collaboration is key, says Hidalgo County Judge Richard Cortez.
Analysis from Gilberto Salinas of Greater Brownsville EDC, Orlando Campos of Harlingen EDC, and Ramiro Aleman, Cameron County economic development director.
Brownsville had $183.7 million in inward investment in 2025. This year it will be in the billions, its EDC chief predicts.
The $33 million facility boasts 142,000 square-foot of warehouse space. It has 69 bays and can handle 83 trucks at any one time.
Cameron County Judge Eddie Treviño, Jr., gives a wide-ranging interview about his re-election campaign and the big projects he and county commissioners are working on.
Fifty percent of agricultural trade between the U.S. and Mexico passes through South Texas.
The president of Greater Brownsville Economic Development Corporation says the new project will create a supplier base worth billions of dollars.
Local customs brokers are scrambling to find out what it means.