Since 2010 · Mexico City
We connect your business with the world, compliantly.
Imports, exports, freight and compliance with one team. We review your operation, manage your customs clearance with allied licensed customs brokers, handle NOM standards and permits, and support you from origin to destination.
- Imports and exports
- Air, ocean and land freight
- Customs, NOM and permits
Held-up operations
Is your operation held up? We tell you what is happening and what comes next.
When goods get stuck, charges and deadlines keep running. We review your case and explain what is going on and what the next step is.
What we are asked about most
- Goods held or under inspection at customs
- A missing permit, NOM standard or label
- Importer registry (Padrón de Importadores) suspended or not yet obtained
- The supplier won't send the right documents
- Storage or demurrage charges piling up
- An error in the customs entry (pedimento), the classification, or a fine
The deadlines that keep running
- Storage
2days
of free storage for imported goods; 7 at seaport customs.
- Seizure notice
10business days
to submit evidence and arguments after you are served the seizure notice (acta).
- Abandonment
2months
without picking up imported goods from the customs warehouse: they are deemed abandoned in favor of the Mexican Treasury.
Source: Mexican Customs Law (Ley Aduanera), art. 15, sec. V (storage); art. 153 (evidence and arguments; the 10 days count from the day after service of the acta takes effect); arts. 29 and 30 (abandonment; for ocean cargo, the period runs from the end of unloading). Text in force with the amendment published in the Official Gazette (DOF) on November 19, 2025.
Services
All your foreign trade, with one team.
From the purchase with your supplier to delivery at destination: we coordinate every leg and every document.
01Customs clearance and compliance
Customs entries (pedimentos), tariff classification and document review to import and export compliantly, with allied licensed customs brokers.
- Allied customs brokers chosen for your port and your goods
- End-to-end management of the customs entry
- Tariff classification and customs value
- Document review before clearance
- Definitive and temporary imports and exports
02International freight
We coordinate ocean, air and land freight with allied carriers and freight forwarders, full container or consolidated, with the route and schedule defined from day one.
- Ocean freight FCL and LCL
- Air freight
- Domestic and cross-border trucking
- Port operations
- 03
NOM standards, permits and regulations
Compliance with Mexican Official Standards (NOM), labeling and permits, so you reach customs with what will be requested.
- 04
Foreign trade consulting
A review of your operation, total landed cost and strategy, with legal and tax advice on foreign trade.
- 05
International sourcing and suppliers
Negotiation and operational control with suppliers and carriers to keep costs, timelines and documents in check.
- 06
Warehousing and distribution
We coordinate storage, consolidation and deconsolidation, and domestic distribution down to the last mile, with allied warehouses and operators.
- 07
Cargo insurance
We help you take out a policy with allied insurers, with the right coverage for each lane and along the whole route.
- 08
Tracking and follow-up
We follow up on every shipment with carriers and freight forwarders, and you have a direct contact who answers at every stage.
- 09
International business development
We identify opportunities, connect you with suppliers and partners, and support you in international negotiations.
- 10
Trading company and representation in Mexico
We structure purchasing, importing, invoicing and delivery for each project, and we are the operational and commercial partner in Mexico for international suppliers and importers.
How it works
From your first question to delivery at destination.
Five clear steps, with a direct contact from start to finish.
- Step 1Start here
Initial review
Tell us what you need to move and we review your operation.
- Step 2
Planning
We define the route (air, ocean or land), the documents and the schedule.
- Step 3
Pickup and packing
We coordinate pickup, handling and packing for your type of goods.
- Step 4
Transport and tracking
Transport with tracking and a direct contact along the way.
- Step 5
Delivery and document closing
Delivery at destination and closing of customs, receipts and acceptance documents.
Why MexPyme
Complete logistics, with someone who answers.
Since 2010 we have supported companies that import and export. This is what sets us apart.
End-to-end logistics
We coordinate the whole chain with allied carriers, freight forwarders and warehouses: air, ocean and land freight, customs clearance, storage and delivery. One team for your entire operation.
Experience since 2010
We started by taking products from Mexican small businesses to the world. Since then we have supported companies that import and export.
Control and direct contact
You know what stage your shipment is at and whom to ask. We let you know if the route changes or there is a delay.
Regulatory compliance
We check NOM standards, labeling, permits and the importer registry before clearance, so you reach customs with your documents in order.
Who is behind it
A company with a name and a face.
At MexPyme we bring clarity and control to every shipment. We don't just move cargo: we connect businesses with the world, with compliance, punctuality and safety at every step.
Lic. Leticia Acosta SánchezFounder and Managing Director of MexPymeLicenciatura (degree) in Law and International TradeMaster's in International Business
Her LinkedIn profile- 2010
MexPyme is founded: it exports products from Mexican small businesses and artisans, and already offers foreign trade, customs and imports from China.
- 2020
Adds a legal and regulatory focus: tariff classification, COFEPRIS (health regulator), NOM standards and the importer registry.
- 2025
Presents itself as MexPyme · International Business & Logistics: foreign trade, customs and logistics with one team.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us most.
Have another question? Write to us and we will go over it with you.
HoursMonday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Mexico City time)
What services does MexPyme offer?
We coordinate your foreign trade from start to finish with a network of allies: international business development; air, ocean and land freight; customs clearance; NOM standards, permits and the importer registry; consulting; international sourcing; trading company services and representation in Mexico; warehousing and distribution; cargo insurance and tracking for every shipment.
See all servicesDo you handle customs clearance?
We manage your customs clearance with allied licensed customs brokers: depending on the port of entry and the goods, we work with the one who knows your operation best. We review documents, tariff classification and value, and follow the customs entry (pedimento) through to closing.
By law, clearance on behalf of someone else must be filed by a licensed customs broker, or agente aduanal (Mexican Customs Law (Ley Aduanera), art. 159). You deal with one team throughout the whole process.
My goods are held up. Can you help?
Yes. Tell us what is happening, where the goods are and whether you have been served a seizure notice (acta). We review your case and tell you what is going on and what the next step is.
If there is already an acta, don't put it off: you have 10 business days to submit evidence and arguments (Mexican Customs Law (Ley Aduanera), art. 153).
Review my operationHow do I request a quote or a review?
Fill out our two-step review form, or message us on WhatsApp at 55 3905 3993 or by email at contacto@mexpyme.com.mx. We review your operation and get back to you to prepare a proposal.
Go to the formCan I find out what stage my shipment is at?
Yes. We report the status at every stage and let you know if the route changes or there is a delay. You have a direct contact who knows your operation, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Mexico City time).
I want to import for the first time. Where do I start?
By defining exactly what you are going to import. With a description of your goods we review the tariff classification (fracción arancelaria), the duties, the NOM standards or permits that apply and whether you need to join the importer registry (Padrón de Importadores). With that, we work out the total landed cost and the route with you before you buy.
Which countries do you work with?
We manage imports and exports to and from many countries, and we coordinate freight, customs and compliance.
If you import from a country without a trade agreement with Mexico, such as China, India or Korea, check the tariff before you buy: since January 2026 about 1,463 tariff lines carry duties of 5 to 50 % (Official Gazette, DOF, December 29, 2025). The exact duty depends on the tariff line and the origin.
How well protected are my goods?
We coordinate handling and packing according to the type of goods, and we help you take out cargo insurance with allied insurers, with the right coverage for your route. If there is a claim, we support you through the process.
How long does an operation take?
It depends on the type of goods, the route, the origin or destination and the authorities' inspection. When we review your case we give you a clear time estimate for your operation.
Can I change or cancel an operation that is already underway?
In many cases, yes. We check what stage it is at and the terms with suppliers and carriers, and we propose the best available alternative.
Sources: Mexican Customs Law (Ley Aduanera), arts. 153 and 159 (text in force with the amendment published in the Official Gazette, DOF, on November 19, 2025); decree on tariffs for countries without a trade agreement with Mexico, DOF of December 29, 2025.
Let's connect your operation with the world.
Tell us what you need to move or what got stuck. We review your case and tell you what the next step is.
contacto@mexpyme.com.mxMonday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Mexico City time)