FreightWaves reported that CBP Port Director Carlos Rodriguez made a statement after officers at the Pharr International Bridge seized $10.75 million in suspected methamphetamine from a commercial truck.
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“Our officers continue to be on a streak of success.” CBP Port Director Carlos Rodriguez made that statement after officers at the Pharr International Bridge seized $10.…
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FreightWaves
The World's Freight Market Forecasting and Analytics Platform
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- Online Audio and Video Media
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- Chattanooga, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
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FreightWaves is the most trusted provider of global supply chain market intelligence. Our high-frequency price, demand, and capacity data and analysis allow our customers to benchmark, analyze, monitor and forecast the global physical economy.
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