Exporting To Mexico: Cross-Border Services

Mexico Cross Border

Are you interested in exporting to Mexico? Noatum Logistics’s network can help reduce the complexity of cross border logistics between the U.S. and Mexico. If you are interested in exporting to Mexico from the US, our Mexico logistics partnerships provide a comprehensive solution to many of the warehousing, customs clearance and trucking capacity challenges faced by customers across the border.

Exporting To Mexico: Advantages

Noatum Logistics can simplify and facilitate each step of the cross border clearance process, helping your team realize:

Geographic coverage – Our logistics network and partnerships give Noatum Logistics access to regional expertise in over 25 locations throughout Mexico.
Problem resolution – Expedited response solution coupled with route cause analysis and action plan implementation.
Warehouse capacity – Access to three distribution warehouse locations for potential distribution or value-added services.
Activated FTZ (Free-Trade Zone) warehouse space in Laredo, TX.
ACE (Automated Commercial Environment) – Fully implemented for all cross-border shipments offering customs clearance with consistent compliant transactions.

Mexico Exporting Services:

Reduce stress and cost to serve. Tap into our experienced team of supply chain professionals. Our team can offer you:

Customs entry filing for both imports/exports going Northbound or Southbound into the U.S. and Mexico.
Classification Consultancy and Audit services available.
Flexible warehouse space in Laredo, Monterrey and Mexico City for value added warehousing and distribution capabilities.
Cross-Border Trucking and intermodal options.
International air and ocean freight forwarding to and from Mexico.

Southbound: U.S. to Mexico Importing and Exporting

U.S. Shipper prepares BOL and documentation for Mexico destined shipment
Shipment is picked up and moved by Noatum Logistics on LTL or FTL to border warehouse
Verification of freight and electronic filing at border warehouse for U.S. and Mexico customs documentation
1. Is POA in place?
2. Has Noatum Logistics obtained SLI?
3. Mexican customs entry is filed and drayage company notified
With the use of drayage truck shipment is transferred to Mexico
Mexico customs will check documentation against existing electronically filed entry, freight could be inspected at will
An Noatum Logistics carrier will take the load from drayage yard and haul to final destination in Mexico
Final Destination – Mexican consignee

Northbound: Mexico to U.S. Importing and Exporting

Mexico shipper creates BOL and documentation for U.S. destined shipment
Shipment is picked up and moved by Noatum Logistics truckload carrier to border warehouse
Shipper sends documentation to both brokers (U.S. / Mexico)
1. Mexico broker prepares the pedimiento for Mexico customs
2. U.S. broker sends an electronic profile to U.S. customs
Mexico drayage company transmits ACE (Automated Customs Environment) eManifest to U.S. Custom and shipment is dispatched
Mexico customs will check documentation against existing electronically filed entry, freight could be inspected at will
U.S. customs will check documentation against electronically filed eManifest, freight could be inspected at will
U.S. customs broker or Noatum Logistics Truckload will prepare BOL
An Noatum Logistics carrier takes the load from drayage yard and hauls to final destination
Final Destination – U.S. consignee