Your inventory is brought into our fulfillment center in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, we bring everything in-bond in order to AVOID DUTIES in both countries. We remain waiting for your orders and pick the items, pack them and ship them right away so they arrive on time to their destination. The e-commerce industry is greatly taking advantage of this strategy especially when tariffs increase.

Of course, run your fulfillment center in Mexico with CIL Solutions to stay ahead of the competition and you can cut costs— often by 50% or more. With our 30+ years in the industry, you will get extra savings.

IMMEX stands for "Industria Manufacturera, Maquiladora y de Servicios de Exportación," which translates to "Manufacturing, Maquiladora, and Export Services Industry" in English. IMMEX is a Mexican government program that was created to promote and facilitate the export-oriented manufacturing industry in Mexico.
Key features of the IMMEX program include:

   1.- Maquiladoras: The program is often associated with maquiladoras, which are manufacturing plants, typically near the U.S.-Mexico border, that import raw materials and components duty-free to produce finished goods for export. This helps attract foreign investment and promotes economic development.

   2.- Duty and Tax Benefits: Participants in the IMMEX program benefit from certain duty and tax exemptions or reductions on imported materials and machinery that are used for manufacturing goods intended for export. This can make Mexico an attractive location for companies looking to establish manufacturing operations.

   3.- Operational Flexibility: IMMEX allows companies to operate under a temporary importation regime, which means that imported materials and equipment can be used for a specific period without paying duties or taxes. This provides operational flexibility for companies engaged in export-oriented activities.

   4.- Competitiveness: The program aims to enhance the competitiveness of the Mexican manufacturing sector by providing cost advantages and encouraging foreign investment. It has been particularly important in industries such as automotive, electronics, and aerospace.

Yes, It's important to note that while Section 321 provides benefits for qualifying shipments, there are still regulatory requirements and customs procedures that need to be followed. Importers and businesses involved in cross-border trade should be aware of these regulations to ensure compliance.

And companies that want to participate in the IMMEX program need to comply with specific regulations and requirements established by Mexican authorities. The program has evolved over time to adapt to changing economic conditions and international trade dynamics.

An MX Customs Broker refers to a customs broker in Mexico. MX is the country code for Mexico, and a customs broker operating in Mexico is responsible for facilitating the import and export of goods through Mexican customs. The role and functions of an MX Customs Broker are similar to those of customs brokers in other countries, with a focus on compliance with Mexican customs regulations and procedures.
Here are some key aspects of the role of an MX Customs Broker:

1.-Customs Clearance
2.-Tariff Classification
3.-Duty Calculation
4.-Compliance with Mexican Regulations
5.-Communication with Authorities
6.-Logistical Support
7.-Record Keeping

Similar to customs brokers in other countries, MX Customs Brokers play a vital role in ensuring that international trade transactions in and out of Mexico comply with regulatory requirements, facilitating the efficient movement of goods across borders.

We provide a competitive advantage to our clients through a safety program with standards that enable custody and traceability of goods throughout the entire logistics chain of international trade.

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