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CEAL Grupo Aduanal · Otay, Tijuana

Your foreign-trade department, one step from the Otay port of entry.

I clear imports and exports for companies across Mexico and for foreign suppliers selling here. I inspect the goods before filing, give you the full cost before you buy, and get involved in your operation as if it were mine.

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Credentials

What backs every entry I file.

Training

Degree in Foreign Trade and Customs

Master in Customs and Foreign Trade Law, and a specialist diploma in tariff classification.

Track record

In customs since 2003

Full time in customs brokerage while studying the degree. CEAL since February 2014.

Trading company

General and textile registries

I can import in my own name and invoice your buyer in Mexico when they are not registered yet.

Coverage

Nine Mexican ports

Tijuana, Manzanillo, Ensenada, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Ciudad Juarez, Veracruz, Cancun and Progreso.

Record

What I have already brought in.

Not a catalog: real operations, by type of goods. Client names are published only with their written authorization.

  • Canning machinery and spare parts for the tuna industry.
  • Robinson helicopters and aviation parts for operators and repair shops.
  • High-power engines, turbochargers and navigation equipment for fishing vessels.
  • Furniture, lighting and fixtures for hotels, villas and architecture firms, Los Cabos included.
  • Vending machines and lighting with NOM certification for hotels and distributors.
  • Pet products, stationery and mixed containers for wholesale distributors.
  • Welding equipment, tooling and oversized machinery for maquiladora suppliers.
  • Frozen seafood, fabric rolls and apparel under the textile registry.
Containers in a customs yard near the Otay port of entry
Services

Seven ways I move your goods.

01 Customs brokerageImport and export clearance through nine Mexican ports of entry, with pre-inspection at Otay. 02 Tariff classificationThe right HS code and exact duties before you buy, not after. 03 Importer of recordSell into Mexico this week without your buyer being registered, invoiced in Mexico. 04 International logisticsPickup in China, the US or Canada and delivery to any state in Mexico. 05 Importing from ChinaFull or consolidated containers of general merchandise, textiles, lighting and equipment, with real costs before you buy. 06 NOM certification and labelingLighting, electrical goods, textiles and vending machines: which NOM standard applies and how to comply before shipping. 07 Export from MexicoExport clearance to the US and the rest of the world, with the paperwork each destination requires.
Industries

Where I already know the merchandise.

These buyers do not shop by price. They need someone who has cleared their exact goods before.

Industry

Tuna and fishing industry

Canning machinery, spare parts, vessel engines and equipment, and seafood.

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Robinson helicopters and repair shops

Import of Robinson helicopters, spare parts and equipment for aviation repair shops.

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Hotels, villas and architects

Furniture, lighting, fixtures and designer pieces for hospitality projects and luxury homes in Mexico.

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Industrial equipment and maquiladora suppliers

Welding equipment, specialized tooling, oversized machinery and warehouse supply.

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Wholesale distributors and retail

Containers of general merchandise, stationery, pet products, furniture and goods for supermarket chains.

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How I work

Four steps, no surprises.

Step 1

You tell me what is coming

Invoice, origin, value and destination. With that I give you requirements and a ballpark cost.

Step 2

I review and classify

Tariff code, regulations, NOM and permits. Nothing is filed unchecked.

Step 3

I clear and release

Entry, payment and crossing. Updates at every step on WhatsApp.

Step 4

I deliver

Transport to your warehouse in Baja California or any Mexican state.

Questions

What buyers and suppliers ask me first.

Do I need a Mexican customs broker to import into Mexico?

For commercial imports, yes. Mexican law requires a licensed broker to file the entry with the importer. I am licensed and clear at nine ports.

My Mexican customer is not registered to import. Can you still receive the goods?

Yes. Through my trading company I act as importer of record and invoice your customer in Mexico with a valid invoice, so the sale does not wait weeks for their registration.

How much will I pay in duties?

It depends on the tariff code, the customs value and the origin. I calculate the full landed cost before you buy: duties, VAT, fees, freight and handling.

Do you work with buyers outside Baja California?

Yes. Many of my clients are in Guadalajara, the Bajio region, Mexico City and the south. The port of entry is chosen by logistics, not by where your office is.

Can I talk to you directly?

Yes. You deal with me, in English or Spanish, on WhatsApp, phone or a scheduled call. No counter, no ticket.

Ready when you are

Tell me what you want to bring into Mexico.

Product, origin and destination. I reply with what it needs, which port makes sense and what it costs, before anything moves.

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