CHICAGO and MEXICO CITY, Sept. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Redwood Logistics, one of North America’s fastest‑growing fourth‑party logistics (4PL) providers, and its Mexico-based division, Redwood Mexico, today released the Q3 2025 Redwood Cross‑Border Index, highlighting how the fast‑growing Bajío–Mexico City–Querétaro corridor is emerging as a rapidly developing and significant economic region; and how Mexico’s new Automatic Export Notice will reshape cross-border commerce.
“Hundreds of people are flocking to Querétaro daily, rapidly transforming the area into a major retail hub with surging consumption,” said Jordan Dewart, President of Redwood Mexico Operations. “To effectively meet customer expectations amid the growth, logistics service providers must strategically integrate themselves deeply within Mexico, moving beyond mere border operations.”
The “Twin Triangles” concept illustrates a unified ecosystem: manufacturers in Mexico’s Bajío region expand their operations to meet the demand of consumers concentrated from Querétaro to the Valley of Mexico. This growth mirrors the U.S. “Texas Triangle” (Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio), which provides significant capacity and labor to facilitate commerce in both directions.
Southbound demand is increasing, driven by the expanding retail sector in Central Mexico, anchored by Walmart de México, and ongoing nearshoring trends. These factors are drawing more U.S. goods into Mexico, and carriers operating south of the border are actively seeking southbound shippers to …