Ask most people what drives freight in Arizona and they'll guess retail distribution or maybe Amazon warehouses. Both are real, but they're not what actually defines trucking companies in Arizona day to day. Two things do: a produce corridor at the border that dwarfs what most states see, and a semiconductor manufacturing boom that's reshaping what gets hauled through Phoenix entirely. Nogales — the produce corridor most of the country never thinks about Nogales, Arizona is the largest land port of entry in the country for fresh produce, handling the majority of all US fruit and vegetable imports from Mexico — tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, squash, and more, worth more than $25 billion annually. During peak season, which runs roughly October through May when domestic US production is low, more than 500 refrigerated trucks cross at Nogales daily. That volume creates a genuinely distinct hiring pattern for trucking companies in AZ operating anywhere near the border. Reef...
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