CBP data indicates no other industry had more establishments with fewer than five employees in Hidalgo County ZIP Codes than retail trade businesses.
The following table shows the top 10 industries of total establishments with fewer than five employees in Hidalgo County in 2021.
Top 10 Industries with fewer than five employees in Hidalgo County (2021)
| Industry | Total Establishments |
|---|---|
| Retail trade businesses | 24 |
| Construction businesses | 23 |
| Finance and insurance businesses | 15 |
| Professional, scientific and technical services businesses | 11 |
| Wholesale trade businesses | 9 |
| Health care and social assistance businesses | 8 |
| Accommodation and food services businesses | 8 |
| Administrative, support, waste management and remediation services businesses | 7 |
| Transportation and warehousing businesses | 6 |
| Manufacturing businesses | 5 |
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City of Hidalgo• City of Donna• Mila Doce• City of Progreso Lakes• Heidelberg• City of Alton• Relampago• City of Elsa• Lopezville• Village of Virden• Playas• City of Palmview• Indian Hills• Animas• La Blanca• West Sharyland• City of Lordsburg• Scissors• Murillo• La Homa• Rodeo• Doffing• City of Palmhurst• Havana• Mission City• North Alamo• City of Edinburg• City of LA Villa• Doolittle• Linn• Citrus City• City of Mercedes• City of McAllen• Villa Verde• Abram• City of Sullivan• City of Edcouch• South Alamo• Alamo City• City of Weslaco• Perezville• Cuevitas• Laguna Seca• City of Penitas• Midway South• San Carlos• Olivarez• City of Granjeno• Windmill• Cesar Chavez Cdp• Muniz• Hargill• Llano Grande• Glen Acres• Faysville• Palmview South• City of Progreso• Cotton City• Monte Alto• Midway North
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