Delays at the border from Mexico to the U.S. are causing some products to take longer to get to consumers' hands.
PUBLISHED 3:37 PM CDT Apr. 13, 2022SAN ANTONIO — Nando Gonzalez with River City Produce in San Antonio said it’s business as usual — at least for now.Trucks that normally take a few hours to bring produce from the Rio Grande Valley to San Antonio are now taking daysNando Gonzalez said they are still receiving shipments from Mexico, it’s just a delayed process for now
River City Produce sells wholesale to everyone from restaurants to stores. They ship all over the state of Texas.He showed us some pallets of the produce that they received from the Rio Grande Valley this morning.
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