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Modern border infrastructure needs predictable permitting. BTA has expressed support for bipartisan reforms to make federal reviews more efficient while maintaining environmental protections. Read BTA's position: thebta.org/bta-urges-congres…
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Avocado trade shows the benefits of North American integration. BTA board member Ron Campbell explains in Fortune why seasonal import restrictions could raise prices without solving California growers' challenges. fortune.com/2026/10/14/avoca…
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Good news for cross-border agriculture: Santa Teresa has reopened to cattle crossings. BTA supports science-based safeguards that protect animal health while restoring safe, legitimate livestock trade. kob.com/new-mexico/cattle-re…
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The next round of U.S.-Mexico USMCA talks may be delayed, but North American commerce isn’t. BTA continues to support a strengthened USMCA that provides certainty, encourages investment and keeps our region competitive. #USMCA english.elpais.com/economy-a…
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In July alone, 650K+ trucks entered the U.S. from Mexico and 439K+ from Canada. Add millions of passenger crossings, and the message is clear: modern, efficient ports of entry are essential North American infrastructure. bts.gov/data-spotlight/mid-y…
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USMCA talks continue Sept. 28-29. BTA supports policies that strengthen North American production while preserving the integrated supply chains that keep our region competitive. #USMCA
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Texas depends on trade. New tariffs risk higher input costs, disrupted supply chains and increased costs for businesses and consumers. BTA supports a stable, predictable trade environment that keeps Texas competitive. #usmca wsj.com/opinion/donald-trump…
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USDA's phased reopening of southern livestock ports is welcome news for producers and border communities. Science-based safeguards and cross-border cooperation can protect animal health while supporting North American trade. #BorderTrade #Agriculture usda.gov/about-usda/news/pre…
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