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Pharr, Texas — The 3rd Pharr Truck Expo brought together companies, suppliers, and professionals from across the transportation and logistics industry, creating an important space for collaboration, innovation, and networking. With 67 exhibitors and continued growth compared to previous years, the event highlighted the essential role trucking plays in cross-border trade between Mexico and the United States.

Among the participating companies, Trancasa was proud to be part of this important gathering, connecting with industry professionals and strengthening relationships that contribute to the continued growth and development of transportation and logistics in the region.

Building Connections Across Borders

For Trancasa, the event represented an opportunity to connect with strategic partners, suppliers, industry professionals, and businesses that share a common role in keeping supply chains moving.
These connections are especially important in a region where international trade continues to grow and where transportation serves as a vital link between Mexico and the United States. Through collaboration and strong business relationships, companies across the logistics industry can continue to develop solutions that support the efficient movement of goods across borders.

Creating New Opportunities

Beyond showcasing the transportation industry, the 3rd Pharr Truck Expo created opportunities for conversation, collaboration, and new business relationships.
Trancasa’s participation reflects its commitment to remaining actively involved in the industry, building meaningful connections and exploring opportunities that contribute to the future of cross-border logistics.
Events like the Pharr Truck Expo bring together the people and companies behind the movement of goods, creating a space where ideas, partnerships, and opportunities can continue to grow.

Moving Cross-Border Trade Forward

As trade between Mexico and the United States continues to expand, collaboration within the transportation and logistics industry becomes increasingly important.
Trancasa remains committed to building strong relationships and developing solutions that help connect businesses, markets, and communities across borders.

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Through every connection, partnership, and opportunity, we continue moving logistics forward—connecting Mexico and the United States.

El Paso, Texas — November 19th, 2025.

Last week, our team had the opportunity to attend the Manufacturing & Supply Chain Summit in the city of El Paso—a key logistics hub that plays a vital role in North American trade. Known for its strategic proximity to major international ports of entry, El Paso serves as one of the most important gateways for cross-border manufacturing, distribution, and supply chain operations between the United States and Mexico.

El Paso: A Strategic Border Gateway for North America

Operating in this region gives Trancasa Group a unique advantage. Every day, our fleet crosses through some of the most active and efficient international bridges in the El Paso–Juárez corridor, including:

• Puente Tornillo – Guadalupe
• Puente Zaragoza – Ysleta
• Puente Paso del Norte 

These crossings support thousands of northbound and southbound shipments each week, directly connecting the manufacturing strengths of Ciudad Juárez with major U.S. markets. Our participation in the summit underscores the importance of maintaining a strong presence in a region that drives a significant portion of North America’s trade flow.

Our Operational Footprint on Both Sides of the Border

Trancasa Group proudly operates with established physical bases in both El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, enabling our team to respond quickly, manage load transitions efficiently, and maintain full operational control within minutes of key ports of entry.

El Paso Base (USA)

📍 1740 Kuna Loop C, El Paso, TX 79936
Located with rapid access to I-10 and key industrial corridors, this facility supports our cross-border operations, equipment staging, dispatching, and customer service for U.S. clients.

Ciudad Juárez Base (Mexico)

📍 Ramon Rayon No. 760-12 Colonia Zaragoza, Cd. Juarez, Chih 32599
This location is less than 10 minutes from the Puente Zaragoza, giving us unparalleled agility for import/export operations, safety checks, and immediate response to client needs on the Mexican side of the border.

This binational infrastructure allows us to provide seamless solutions to manufacturing clients, eliminate unnecessary delays, and ensure that cargo moves efficiently across one of the busiest trade regions in North America.

Strengthening Our Presence at the Summit

Representing Trancasa Group at the event were:

• Jaime Campa, Branch Manager
• Francisco Loredo, Branch Manager
• Juan José Garza, Commercial Manager

The team hosted an interactive booth showcasing the full capabilities of Trancasa Group, including:

• Ground transportation throughout the U.S., Mexico, and Canada
• Sea & air freight solutions for international movements
• Warehouse storage and management
• Integrated, end-to-end logistics coordination

Connecting Industries to Strengthen North American Trade

The Manufacturing & Supply Chain Summit brings together manufacturers, logistics leaders, and supply chain specialists seeking to improve operations, exchange insights, and build the next generation of trade solutions. This event is especially important for regions like El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, where cross-border cooperation directly influences economic development.

Key themes discussed during this year’s summit included:

• Cross-border logistics optimization
• Strengthening U.S.–Mexico manufacturing synergy
• Technology-driven supply chain improvements
• Infrastructure readiness for increasing trade volumes

Showcasing Our Solutions and Building New Connections

Throughout the summit, our team engaged with industry partners, shared operational insights, and highlighted how Trancasa Group’s binational presence and multi-service model help companies:

• Reduce transportation bottlenecks
• Improve shipment visibility and security
• Maintain compliance across borders
• Scale their operations with confidence

These conversations also reinforced our commitment to supporting clients across the entire supply chain—especially in high-demand regions like El Paso and Ciudad Juárez.

Looking Ahead

Our participation in the Manufacturing & Supply Chain Summit reflects Trancasa Group’s dedication to staying at the forefront of North America’s logistics transformation. With strong infrastructure in El Paso and Ciudad Juárez, strategic access to major international bridges, and a robust multi-service operation, we continue to strengthen our role as a trusted partner for cross-border logistics.

We look forward to next year’s summit and to continuing our mission of connecting industries, improving trade, and driving supply chain excellence across the region.

Edinburg, Texas – Friday, September 19, 2025 — The Bert Ogden Arena became the epicenter of the transportation industry during the 2nd Annual Expo Trucking, bringing together leading companies, professionals, and community members for a day dedicated to logistics, innovation, and growth. Among the exhibitors, Trancasa, TCA Logistics, and Pharr Bridge Business Park (PBBP) stood out with a dynamic presence that underscored their leadership in freight transport and integrated logistics solutions.

This year, the group’s participation was marked by an impressive booth representing the three companies together, complemented by engaging video presentations and branded merchandise for attendees. Beyond the booth, the highlight was the showcase of Trancasa’s 2026 fleet, giving visitors an up-close look at the cutting-edge equipment that will continue to drive safe and efficient transportation services across North America.

Strong Corporate Representation

Trancasa’s presence was reinforced by the leadership team, including CEO Carlos Canales, who continues to guide the company’s strategic growth. Alongside him were Julia Martínez, Marketing and Customer Service Manager, and directors from key areas: Jorge Chavez (Safety), Bismark Uribe (Finance), as well as managers from IT, Warehouse, and Human Resources. Their participation highlighted the company’s commitment to a comprehensive, people-centered approach to logistics.

Innovation, Warehousing, and Integrated Solutions

Visitors to the booth learned more about the group’s integrated logistics model, which combines transportation, warehousing, safety, and technology to deliver end-to-end solutions. With PBBP’s Class-A warehouse facilities strategically located near the Pharr International Bridge, and TCA Logistics’ expertise in freight management, the group continues to offer clients a seamless, one-stop logistics experience.

“Expo Trucking is more than just an event; it’s an opportunity to show how our companies are evolving to meet the growing demands of the industry,” said Julia Martínez. “From our state-of-the-art fleet to our advanced warehousing options, we are dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and innovative solutions.”

Driving the Industry Forward

The event also served as a platform for driver recruitment and networking, reinforcing the vital role drivers play in the company’s success. By combining a strong fleet, modern infrastructure, and a dedicated team, Trancasa, TCA Logistics, and PBBP continue to shape the future of international freight transport in the region.

With over 35 years of experience, the group remains committed to growth, customer satisfaction, and community impact. As CEO Carlos Canales emphasized during the event, “Our strength lies not only in our trucks and warehouses but in the people behind them. Together, we are building the future of logistics.”

Appreciation

The success of Trancasa, TCA Logistics, and PBBP is also made possible thanks to the collaboration and continuous support of valued partners in the region. We extend our sincere gratitude to Luiz Bazán from the Pharr International Bridge, Beatriz Castro from the Camargo Bridge, and Ricardo Solís from South Texas College (STC) for their unwavering commitment and contributions to the industry.