💨 Abstract
The Mexican government has stopped U.S. fuel imports by road due to an investigation into illegal deals and increased cargo inspections. Trucks from the U.S. Gulf Coast refining hub are not permitted to cross the Texas border. The halt does not affect railway and waterborne deliveries. Mexico imports most of its fuel from the U.S., and the trading route has been lucrative for fuel smugglers.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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