Continuous cold chain to the shelf.

Perishables handling with transit times optimized for the U.S. market.

— Typical sector challenges

— Cold-chain breakage at the border
— Delays that compromise product shelf life
— Coordination with FDA and CBP

— How we help

→ Refrigerated transport −18°C to +4°C
→ Bonded warehouse with cold storage
→ Mariposa clearance with Prior Notice

Products handled

Tomatoes and vegetables from Sinaloa, berries from Michoacán, table grapes from Sonora, processed cold-chain products, beef exports and pharmaceutical shipments (see also the Pharmaceutical sector).

Crossing protocol

Coordination with FDA Prior Notice 24 hours before arrival at Mariposa, night clearance when the shift allows, and cross-dock in Nogales Arizona for consolidation toward U.S. destinations.

Seasonality

Continuous operation with a peak between November and April (the winter export season). We reserve committed capacity for recurring clients before the season starts.

— Get started

Let's build the next
bridge together.

Our team will reach out with a custom proposal in less than 8 business hours. It includes route analysis, estimated transit times and a closed-quote price.

Continuous cold chain to the shelf.

Products handled

Crossing protocol

Seasonality

Let's build the next bridge together.

Let's build the next
bridge together.