Mexican customs clearance and a Laredo, Texas warehouse for U.S. exporters

We clear your shipments through Nuevo Laredo and deliver to your customer in Mexico.

Exporting to Mexico

Your Mexican customs broker at the Laredo crossing

Selling to customers in Mexico requires a licensed Mexican customs broker (agente aduanal) to file the import entry (pedimento). García y Asociados clears your shipments through Nuevo Laredo and handles your cargo in our own warehouse in Laredo, Texas.

  • Mexican import clearance for your customers' shipments.
  • Tariff classification under the Mexican tariff schedule and review of permits and standards (NOMs).
  • USMCA (T-MEC) preferential treatment when your goods qualify.
  • Trucking (FTL and LTL) to your customer's plant in Monterrey or anywhere in Mexico.
  • Shipments to IMMEX (maquiladora) customers, including temporary imports.

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Contact

Our facilities

  • Warehouse in Laredo, Texas: 821 Union Pacific Blvd, Laredo, TX 78045.
  • Warehouse in Eagle Pass, Texas: 1201 Industrial Blvd, Eagle Pass, TX 78852.
  • Logistics center in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas.
  • Main office: Estardo Guajardo 226, Apodaca, Nuevo León, Mexico.

Why Laredo

In 2025 Laredo handled 38.8% of all trucks entering the U.S. from Mexico (U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics). Our warehouse there lets us check your cargo and paperwork before it crosses.

  • Cargo reception and inspection.
  • Consolidation of several suppliers into one shipment.
  • Discrepancies between invoice and cargo fixed on the U.S. side.

How it works

  1. You ship to our warehouse in Laredo, Texas.
  2. We check the goods, the commercial invoice and the documents.
  3. We file the Mexican import entry and cross through Nuevo Laredo.
  4. We deliver to your customer in Mexico.

Who pays Mexican duties

It depends on the Incoterm agreed with your customer: under DDP you pay them; under DAP your customer does. We explain the duties and documents for each shipment before it crosses.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Mexican customs broker to export to Mexico?

Yes. Every import into Mexico is filed by a licensed Mexican customs broker.

Who pays Mexican duties?

It depends on the Incoterm agreed with your customer; under DDP you pay them, under DAP your customer does.

Can you receive goods from several suppliers?

Yes, we consolidate them in Laredo into one shipment.

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