Pedimento & Despacho Aduanal
Mexican import and export pedimentos handled by our CAAT-licensed team.
Nearshoring · Manufactura en México · USMCA
Nearshoring, handled across the border.
BorderFlow runs the customs and logistics that nearshoring depends on: the Mexican pedimento, the US CBP entry, and the cross-border trucking in between. Licensed brokers on both sides keep components and finished goods moving.
✓ Licensed both sides — CBP & CAAT
✓ IMMEX / maquila ready
✓ USMCA / T-MEC compliant
Definition
What is nearshoring?
Nearshoring is the relocation of manufacturing and supply chains to a nearby country to serve a large end market. For US companies, that country is often Mexico. Components move south and finished goods return north by truck in days instead of crossing an ocean in weeks.
Days, not weeks
Your supply chain, moved
closer to home.
How we support nearshoring
The customs and logistics layer
for your move across the border.
Components one way, finished goods the other, with every filing handled.
US CBP Entry & ISF
CBP entry, ISF, HTS classification, and USMCA qualification for northbound goods.
Cross-Border Trucking
FTL, LTL, and drayage between Mexican plants and US destinations.
IMMEX / Maquiladora Support
Temporary import pedimentos and virtual operations for IMMEX manufacturers.
USMCA / T-MEC Compliance
Rules-of-origin analysis and certification for preferential tariff treatment.
One Point of Contact
Both countries and both brokers coordinated in one thread.
Why Mexico, why now
The nearshoring wave is
already here.
#1
Mexico is the top US trade partner
SOURCE: US CENSUS BUREAU
$873B
US-Mexico freight trade in 2025
SOURCE: US BTS
62%
Of US companies considering or already nearshoring to Mexico
SOURCE: DELOITTE
73.6%
Of US-Mexico freight moves by truck
SOURCE: BTS TRANSBORDER DATA, 2025
FAQ
Nearshoring to Mexico —
common questions.
Get started
Planning a nearshoring move?
Let's build the customs layer.
Tell us what you make, where it is headed, and your timeline.