Industry
Importing marine and port equipment into Mexico.
We coordinate imports of marine and port equipment (valves, engines, lights, anchors, chains and shackles) from the US into Mexico, with freight, classification, customs clearance and delivery handled by one accountable partner.
- Supplier (This service acts here)
- Shipment (This service acts here)
- Customs (This service acts here)
- Delivery (This service acts here)
What’s included
- Land freight with the US–Mexico border crossing
- Tariff classification
- Customs clearance through our network of partner brokers
- Compliance with applicable regulations
- Delivery to your warehouse
Depending on the service you hire.
What’s not included
- Third-party charges not included in the quote
Response time
24–48 business hours
Full quotes in 24–48 business hours, based on origin, destination, goods and freight mode.
The times shown are for 36T’s response, assessment or quote. Execution time for each operation depends on origin, destination, type of goods, carrier availability, authorities and third parties involved.
What they import with us.
A marine and port equipment company has imported valves, engines, lights, anchors, chains and shackles from the US with us for 10 years.
Different equipment, one operation.
Each type of equipment has its own tariff classification and regulations. We review them before shipping and coordinate everything as one operation.
How it works
Step 01
Pickup
We coordinate pickup with your supplier in the US.
Step 02
Freight and crossing
We plan land freight and the border crossing into Mexico.
Step 03
Customs clearance
Classification, regulations and clearance with a broker from our network.
Step 04
Delivery
We deliver to your warehouse, with updates at every stage.
One accountable partner for your entire operation.
See how we workWho it’s for
US marine and port equipment suppliers selling into Mexico, and Mexican distributors buying equipment and spare parts in the US.
A company in this industry that imports with us
We keep our clients confidential, so no names here. This is what we do for them.
Marine and port equipment
US → Mexico
10 years with 36T
We coordinate imports of valves, engines, lights, anchors, chains and shackles.
Related services
Freight forwarding
Ocean, air and land freight into and out of Mexico, tracked at every stage.
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Customs brokerage
Mexican customs clearance through vetted brokers by industry, with tariff classification and document review.
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Tariff classification
We classify your goods under Mexico’s tariff schedule and define your tariff strategy.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you coordinate the border crossing from the US?
Yes. We coordinate land freight, including the crossing from the US into Mexico.
What kind of marine equipment do you import?
Today we coordinate imports of valves, engines, lights, anchors, chains and shackles.
Do you hold your own customs broker license?
We work with a network of vetted partner customs brokers specialized by industry, with coverage at ports of entry across Mexico. That way each shipment gets the broker best suited to your goods.
How long does a quote take?
We deliver a full quote within 24 to 48 business hours, then walk you through it on a call.
Tell us what you want to import into Mexico.
We reply the same day and send your all-in quote within 24 to 48 business hours.
To quote, we need
- Invoice value
- Product technical sheet
- Packing list with dimensions and weights
- Pickup and delivery addresses