US–Mexico trade & logistics
One accountable partner for US companies importing from, exporting to, manufacturing in, or fulfilling through Mexico: documents ready before the border, providers aligned, and one clear status from origin to destination.
Stage 01 · First contact
You tell us what needs to move, where, how much, and by when. Composition, use, origin, destination, value, quantity, and timing go into one record.
Documents
Owners
Stage 02 · Before shipping
Every commercial and logistics document gets an owner and a date, ready for the customs broker and carriers.
Documents
Owners
Stage 03 · Before shipping
Tariff classification, USMCA rules of origin, valuation, and permits are reviewed before goods ship, with the specialists each analysis requires.
Documents
Owners
Stage 04 · At the border
Windows, documents, and parties aligned for the crossing. You get status at every milestone.
Documents
Owners
Stage 05 · After delivery
Storage and last mile with confirmed providers. Documents, decisions, and open items kept in order for the next shipment.
Documents
Owners
Timelines that depend on authorities or third parties are targets set in your proposal, not promises.
Services
Start where you need help. Every service connects to the others, so your shipment keeps moving with one team accountable for the whole flow.
Product data, documents, classification, origin, requirements, and the border crossing coordinated in one flow for US–Mexico imports and exports.
Carriers, storage, the crossing, and delivery run as one operation.
Connect suppliers, plants, inventory, and distribution across the border.
Sell in the US and Mexico without building your own logistics stack.
Diagnose, design, and improve your trade operation before you run it.
How it starts
A simple path from an idea to an operation that runs.
Step 01
Product, origin, destination, volume, and target date. That is enough to get started.
Step 02
Lane, documents, requirements, and providers in one plan, with owners and dates.
Step 03
Scope, assumptions, and itemized costs in writing, before anything is committed.
Step 04
We track every stage, handle exceptions, and keep you posted through delivery.
The requirements matrix
Every row has an owner and a moment. When something drifts, it is escalated to the party who can fix it.
| Document | Owner | Moment | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Product and lane record | You and Baranta | First contact | Complete |
| Tariff classification | Specialist; Baranta coordinates | Before shipping | In review |
| USMCA origin review | Specialist; Baranta coordinates | Before shipping | In review |
| Permits and restrictions | Specialist; Baranta coordinates | Before shipping | Open |
| Cargo insurance | Insurer engaged for the shipment | Before shipping | Open |
| Entry data | Licensed US customs broker | At the border | Open |
Why Baranta
We coordinate every piece so you can focus on selling and producing.
01
One team coordinates documents, transportation, the border crossing, storage, and delivery, so you are not chasing five vendors.
02
Classification, origin, permits, and documents are reviewed before goods move, not after they are held.
03
Know where your shipment is, what is pending, and who is resolving it.
04
Scope, assumptions, and itemized costs in writing from day one.
Nearshoring
Moving suppliers or production to Mexico means new lanes, new documents, and new partners. Baranta maps the inputs, programs, providers, and border handoffs, and coordinates the operating workstream alongside your legal, tax, and real estate advisors.
You get one plan for the transition and one team keeping it on track.
Get a quote
Tell us what needs to move, from where to where, and by when. We will send you an itemized proposal.
