Port of Brownsville Recycling

The Port of Brownsville, established in 1936, is a deepwater seaport located at the southernmost tip of Texas, connected to the Gulf of Mexico via a 17-mile-long ship channel. It is the largest land-owning public port authority in the United States, encompassing approximately 40,000 acres and facilitating significant economic activity, with an annual impact of $3 billion and over 51,000 jobs supported.

As the grantee for Foreign Trade Zone No. 62, the Port of Brownsville ranks among the top three foreign trade zones in the U.S. for exported cargo value, offering vital infrastructure and transportation facilities that drive business development and growth within the region.

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