Cargo catalog
Mexico's top 50 exports that we move
Mexico is a manufacturing and agribusiness powerhouse. These are the products that leave the country most, and we take them to any destination.
The Mexican economy exports mainly advanced manufactured goods, natural resources and fresh food. Most of it crosses by road into the United States and Canada; the rest leaves through Pacific and Gulf ports or by air.
We move these goods from the plant, farm or warehouse to the final destination, with export customs clearance included.
- Vehicles and auto parts 8
- Machinery, electronics and technology 14
- Medical and scientific sector 4
- Oil, mining and metals 9
- Agriculture, food and beverages 15
8 commodities
Vehicles and auto parts
What we look after
Lashing and securing, GPS tracking and USMCA rules of origin where they apply.
See the related service- Passenger cars
- Auto parts and accessories
- Goods transport vehicles
- Tractors
- Chassis fitted with engines
- Vehicle engines
- Vehicle seats
- Tires
14 commodities
Machinery, electronics and technology
What we look after
Antistatic packaging, declared lithium batteries and the standards of the destination country.
See the related service- Computers (data processing machines)
- Insulated wire and optical fiber
- Telephones and mobile devices
- Displays and monitors
- Integrated circuits
- Electrical transformers
- Electrical distribution boards and panels
- External storage units
- Office machine parts
- Air conditioners
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Electric accumulators (batteries)
- Electric motors and generators
- Home appliances
4 commodities
Medical and scientific sector
What we look after
Health regulation in the destination country and temperature control when the product requires it.
See the related service- Medical instruments and devices
- Dental and ophthalmic instruments
- Packaged medicines
- Orthopedic appliances and hearing aids
9 commodities
Oil, mining and metals
What we look after
Hydrocarbons and precious metals only with the holder's permits; bulk and secure transport with specialized operators.
See the related service- Crude oil
- Gold (unwrought or semi-manufactured)
- Silver (unwrought or semi-manufactured)
- Refined copper
- Zinc ores and concentrates
- Lead ores
- Copper ores
- Iron or steel tubes and profiles
- Rolled steel products
15 commodities
Agriculture, food and beverages
What we look after
Plant-health and animal-health certificates, destination labeling and cold chain for fresh produce.
See the related service- Malt beer
- Tequila and mezcal
- Avocados
- Fresh tomatoes
- Berries: strawberries, raspberries and blackberries
- Chili peppers and bell peppers
- Beef
- Cucumbers and gherkins
- Melons and watermelons
- Lemons and limes
- Cane sugar
- Cocoa and cocoa preparations
- Coffee
- Bakery products and biscuits
- Fruit juices
Is your cargo missing from the list?
Tell us what it is, where it ships from and where it is going. If it can be moved legally, we will tell you the route, the mode of transport and the permits it needs.
More lists in the catalog
- 30 commodities
Cargo categories
Containerized, liquid bulk, dry bulk, refrigerated and project cargo.
See the full list - 50 commodities
Mexico imports
Electronics, automotive, energy, chemicals, metals and grains.
See the full list - 100 commodities
Air cargo
Technology, pharma, perishables, urgent spares, luxury and valuables.
See the full list - 51 commodities
Cold chain and frozen
Chilled at 2 to 15 °C and frozen at -18 to -70 °C, with traceability.
See the full list - 50 commodities
By transport mode
Full container, consolidated, air and truck: 40 product lines and Mexico's top 10.
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Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us most
- What does Mexico mainly export?
- Above all manufactured goods: cars, auto parts, computers, displays, wiring and electrical equipment. Also crude oil, gold, silver and copper, and food and beverages such as beer, tequila, avocados, tomatoes and berries. The United States is by far the main destination.
- What do I need to export from Mexico?
- An active tax ID (RFC) and e-signature, a customs broker with a power of attorney, a commercial invoice with the foreign-trade complement, a packing list, a transport document and any certificates the goods or the destination country require (origin, plant health, sanitary). Some products, such as alcoholic beverages, beer and certain minerals and metals, also require registration in the sector exporters' registry.
- Which mode of transport suits exports best?
- Road for the United States and Canada. Ocean for containers and bulk to Asia, Europe and South America. Air for urgent, high-value or perishable goods. Often the best option combines two modes.
- Do you export to any country?
- To any destination where trade is legal. Before quoting we check the import requirements of the destination country so the goods are not held on arrival.