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Potential Transportation Impacts of Expanded U.S.-Cuba Trade

A more open economic relationship with Cuba offers the opportunity to expand U.S.-Cuba (and Texas-Cuba) trade, increase imports for U.S. products among Cuban consumers, and foster greater productivity in the Cuban economy. While Texas ports seem well positioned to handle any additional cargo increase associated with increased trade with Cuba, questions remain regarding the island nation’s readiness to handle increased trade, as well the condition of Cuba’s transportation infrastructure to support additional trade.

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