Stock duty-free in Laredo for your customers in Mexico, without your own warehouse.
Ship full loads to our Laredo FTZ. Your customers order what they need by the pallet or LTL and receive it within hours.
From your shipment to their plant.
Hold the reserve in Laredo and release the quantities each customer orders. We coordinate the warehouse and document handoffs.
Ship to Laredo
Send from anywhere in the world, with the two documents we need to receive it: commercial invoice and packing list.
It waits duty-free
Goods in our Laredo FTZ that ship to Mexico never pay U.S. import duty. They wait in the zone until your customer orders.
They order what they need
They order a pallet or an LTL load from the Laredo reserve. You and your customer agree order sizes, ownership, and payment terms.
We coordinate the release
We give the zone documents to their Mexican broker; their forwarder returns the IE (7512).
Delivered to their plant
We coordinate pickup or delivery as soon as the broker documents are ready. The order reaches their plant within hours.
Closer inventory makes you easier to buy from.
A Laredo reserve lets customers request smaller releases without taking the entire inbound shipment into their plant.
Orders by the pallet
Your customers buy only what they use, instead of waiting weeks for a full container.
Duty-free storage
Stock waits in the zone without paying U.S. import duty, and goods that ship to Mexico never pay it.
No time limit in the zone
Goods can stay in the FTZ for as long as your customers need them.
No warehouse to run
You keep stock in Laredo without opening a facility or hiring a team.
You're billed on three things.
No facility lease, no staff to hire, no software to buy. You pay for the space you use and the work each release takes.
Receiving
Per inbound shipment, by pallet count — unload, verify against your packing list, and admit into the zone.
Storage
Per pallet, per month. Your customer's releases shrink the bill as the stock moves.
Release & handling
Per release, including the document coordination with their broker and forwarder.
Pallet sizes, weight, and how often your customer orders set the price, so we quote your items and volume rather than publish a rate card. Email us your items and volume for a written rate and the terms for your operation.
Questions
How the FTZ works: see the Foreign Trade Zone page.
A commercial invoice and a packing list. We handle the Form 214 admission on our end. At release, your customer's forwarder provides the 7512 (IE) and we coordinate the handoff with them and their Mexican broker.
Yes. They can order a single pallet when production needs it and leave the rest staged for their next order.
Your customer's Mexican broker does. We provide release and delivery coordination: we exchange the zone documents with their broker and forwarder on your behalf.
Email us with the items and volume you want to stage. We confirm rates and timing, send shipping instructions, and coordinate the first inbound shipment with your team.