
Nuevo León to Add Two Air-Monitoring Stations
The new fixed stations will cover the southern metro corridor and Valle de las Salinas, taking the network to 17 fixed stations and 19 total monitoring points.
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The new fixed stations will cover the southern metro corridor and Valle de las Salinas, taking the network to 17 fixed stations and 19 total monitoring points.
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The utility says its metropolitan maintenance program has reached 79%, with work continuing through November on circuits, poles, substations and underground feeders.

Manufacturing accounted for 31,585 of Nuevo León’s formal jobs added from January through August, with construction contributing another 11,628 positions, IMSS data shows.




Nine million square feet has already been absorbed, with Apodaca, Escobedo and Ciénega de Flores carrying the next phase of warehouse and logistics demand.
A state-backed cluster now links more than 30 companies, universities and 20 strategic allies as Nuevo León upgrades Puerto Colombia and the logistics network serving its industrial base.
CANIRAC’s forecast puts restaurant consumption during the holiday weeks near MX$550 million, with the upside spread across kitchens, suppliers and delivery routes.
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