Fulfillment in Mexico
for Brazilian companies.
Sell in Mexico without building an operation. We already operate here for Brazilian furniture, plastic houseware and fashion companies: your goods clear customs, sit in our Guadalajara warehouse and ship to your end customer or your retail channel.
- Local inventory in Guadalajara
- Bulky, high-cube product
- Retail and direct sales
From your factory in Brazil to the Mexican home
Brazil and Mexico share neither a broad trade agreement nor a border, so entry is planned differently. These are the six points we solve.
Entry without building your own operation
Depending on the product and the volume, in many cases you can start selling without incorporating in Mexico: we resolve the import structure. It isn't automatic — we validate it against your catalog before quoting.
Tariffs, NOM and labeling
With no broad Brazil–Mexico agreement, tariff classification defines your margin. It's worked out before shipping, along with the NOM labeling furniture and houseware require.
Warehousing priced by cube
Furniture and plastic goods take up space and weigh little: cost lives in volume, not kilos. We plan and charge for the space your product actually occupies.
Bulky-item delivery
We coordinate the carriers that actually move oversized freight, which is where most furniture operations in Mexico fall apart.
Fast-turning fashion
For your fashion line, receiving by size and color, replenishment on real rotation and marketplace prep, which is where Mexican consumers buy.
Returns inside Mexico
Your customer returns to a local address. We inspect, restock what's sellable and report the reason — in furniture it's usually transit damage, and packaging fixes it.
From Brazil to your customer in Mexico
Five steps. You produce and sell; we move, store and deliver.
We review your catalog
You send us what you sell, dimensions and cube per SKU, and the channel you want. Volume drives your cost, so it's calculated from the start.
We prepare the entry
Tariff classification, permits and NOM. Without a broad agreement every tariff point counts, and it's settled before shipping.
We receive in Guadalajara
Your goods arrive, get counted, checked for transit damage and shown in your portal from day one.
It ships to retail or end customer
By pallet with dock appointments if you supply chains, or piece by piece with oversized carriers if you sell direct.
Returns and replenishment
We take returns inside Mexico, restock what's sellable and flag when to replenish based on real rotation.
What a Brazilian company needs so Mexico doesn't eat the margin
With bulky product, margin isn't lost at the sale — it's lost in the cubic meter and the last leg.
Start without building structure
The barrier that stops most companies isn't logistics, it's structure: warehousing, staff and systems before knowing whether the product sells. Here you operate on a structure that already exists, and the in-house investment is decided later, with real sales data.
You pay for the space you use
In furniture and plastics the real cost is cube. Planning by volume instead of weight is what keeps the warehouse from becoming the expense that kills the operation.
Oversized, not just parcel
Moving a sofa isn't moving a shoebox. We work with carriers that actually run that profile across Mexico.
Storage positions at our Guadalajara facility.
Entering Mexico doesn't have to start with an investment in warehousing, staff and systems. Several of the Brazilian brands we run started on a structure that already existed, with their inventory identified and visible from day one, and decided what to build in-house once volume justified it.
What Brazilian companies ask us
What holds up your operation in Mexico
The services that live in the same facility and close the loop.
Importing and customs
Classification and NOM settled before you ship.
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Pick and pack for your own store and marketplaces from one inventory.
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Pallet orders, dock appointments and retail-spec labeling.
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The facility everything ships from, in the country's logistics hub.
Ver másTell us what you sell and where you ship from.
Send us your catalog, monthly volume and country of origin. Within 24 hours you get what it takes to enter Mexico, what it costs to operate, and how soon you can be selling.