Port Laredo Records $353.94 Billion in 2025 Trade

Port of Entry Posts $14.94 Billion Increase Year Over Year as Laredo Remains the Western Hemisphere's Leading Land Port

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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The Port of Laredo, Texas recorded $353.94 billion in trade volume in 2025, a $14.94 billion increase from the previous year, solidifying its status as the Western Hemisphere's leading land port.

Why it matters

Laredo's position as a major trade hub is critical to the regional and national economy, handling a significant portion of all trade between the United States and Mexico. The continued growth of trade through the port highlights the importance of cross-border commerce and the resilience of supply chains despite global disruptions.

The details

The Port of Laredo, which includes the Laredo-Colombia Solidarity International Bridge, the Laredo-Nuevo Laredo International Bridge, and the Laredo-Juárez-Lincoln International Bridge, saw a 4.4% increase in trade volume in 2025 compared to 2024. This growth was driven by increased exports of machinery, electrical equipment, and vehicles, as well as imports of crude oil, motor vehicle parts, and computers.

  • The Port of Laredo recorded $353.94 billion in trade volume in 2025.
  • This represents a $14.94 billion increase from the $339 billion recorded in 2024.

The players

Port of Laredo

The Port of Laredo is a major land port of entry on the U.S.-Mexico border, handling a significant portion of all trade between the United States and Mexico.

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What’s next

The Port of Laredo is expected to continue its growth trajectory in the coming years as trade between the U.S. and Mexico remains strong.

The takeaway

Laredo's status as the Western Hemisphere's leading land port underscores the vital role of cross-border trade in supporting the regional and national economy, even in the face of global supply chain challenges.