We apply NOM labels, barcodes, holograms, and importer data SKU by SKU. Light assembly for repackaging, polybag, promotional kit-up, and combos. Your goods enter inventory ready to sell in physical retail, marketplaces, and your direct channel — without rework at the DC or rejections at customs.
Six types of labeling and assembly work that prevent rework at DCs and rejections at customs. Your product ships ready to sell in Mexico without additional touches — from bulk to shelf in one operational step.
Importer data, net contents, country of origin, applicable NOM, and expiration date when relevant. In Spanish, as the law requires. We include the legal entity name, importer RFC, lot number, and any specific data your category's NOM demands.
EAN-13, UPC, or GTIN application per destination market. Security hologram when the brand requires it. We verify the code is scannable with a read test before releasing the batch — an unreadable code is a rejection at retail.
Master case, blister, or display swap into final presentation. Useful when you arrive from the supplier with B2B packaging and sell in B2C. We can adapt packaging for retail channel, marketplace, or your own online store per your dimensional needs.
Individual packaging with suffocation warning, tamper seal, or moisture protection. Product by product, not by pallet. Ideal for small beauty, supplement, or electronics SKUs that require individual sealed presentation.
Inserts, gifts, instruction sheets, or promotional material added inside the final package. We can rotate inserts by season (Christmas, Valentine's Day, Hot Sale) without altering your regular fulfillment flow.
SKU-by-SKU review to catch damage, defects, or inconsistencies before releasing to inventory. We separate defective product with a photo report so you can decide whether to claim from the supplier or dispose.
How we process a labeling or assembly batch from raw-goods arrival. Every step documented with evidence for your traceability and regulatory compliance.
We validate SKU, quantity, condition, and confirm physical and digital labels are ready before releasing production. If material is missing or there's a quantity discrepancy, we stop and notify you before starting to avoid rework.
Visual review SKU by SKU. Damaged or defective is separated with photo report before reaching labeling. For batches over 1,000 units we apply AQL Level II sampling as quality standard.
NOM label, barcode, hologram, and any additional assembly per the client's work order. Each label is applied in the exact position the NOM defines (generally the principal display surface) with permanent adhesive.
Polybag, cellophane, inserts, display or master-case swap. Cross-check of finished work. Piece-by-piece count against work order to confirm all units received the correct treatment.
Product enters the WMS as available SKU. Final signed count, ready for fulfillment, B2B, or marketplace. We notify you with the full production report: units processed, discarded, and actual turnaround times.
Three reasons importing brands outsource labeling and assembly.
We know the active NOMs (051, 189, 020, 003 and the vertical ones by category). Your goods don't sit in fiscal warehouse over a bad label. We update our formats when the SE publishes norm changes — you don't have to monitor the DOF.
Dedicated assembly team. We don't pull staff from the fulfillment floor to label — your D2C isn't affected. During high season we scale the assembly team without impacting daily shipping operations.
You know how many units were labeled, how many were rejected for damage, and when they enter available inventory. The report includes photos of the finished batch and discarded product for your complete traceability.
Of products commercialized to consumers in Mexico must carry a Spanish-language label.
No exceptions — not even for your premium foreign brand. Importer data, net contents, country of origin, and applicable NOM. If they arrive without NOM labeling, they don't enter physical retail, don't comply with local marketplaces, and in sensitive categories, they don't even leave the customs fiscal warehouse. Labeling isn't cosmetic: it's the difference between having inventory and having inventory you can actually sell.
Services that plug into the SKU-level assembly flow.
Customs clearance with fiscal labeling prior to release when applicable.
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