Roser Customs Service, Inc.
Headquartered in United States
Family owned U.S. customhouse brokerage and international freight forwarder headquartered in Brownsville, Texas since 1948, handling import and export clearance for shipments crossing the Texas-Mexico border in the Laredo customs district.
Services
Regions served
North America
Countries
Mexico, United States
Cities
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