Customs Broker in Mexico City
Two Door Logistics serves clients in Mexico City and the metro area 100% remotely from our Querétaro headquarters. You don't travel, your cargo arrives.
Customs broker in CDMX: a fully digital operation
We serve clients in Mexico City, the State of Mexico, and the metro area entirely remotely from our Querétaro headquarters. Querétaro and CDMX are under 3 hours apart by highway, which makes the remote model especially natural on this route.
If your company imports or exports from CDMX, customs clearance runs at whichever customs point your cargo enters: AICM for air cargo, Manzanillo or Veracruz for ocean cargo, Pantaco for ground transits. The same team coordinates everything from a single point of contact.
What we offer clients in CDMX
Services available to companies in Mexico City and the State of Mexico:
Metro area we serve
We serve companies across the greater Valley of Mexico metro area: Mexico City, Naucalpan, Tlalnepantla, Cuautitlán Izcalli, Iztapalapa, Iztacalco, Cuauhtémoc (the Vallejo industrial zone), and Toluca. If your plant or warehouse is in any of these municipalities, a single account executive in Querétaro coordinates your entire operation.
How we serve CDMX clients remotely
Documentation runs online, tracking runs by email and WhatsApp, and customs clearance happens at whichever customs point your cargo enters. For air cargo, that's AICM. For ocean cargo, generally Manzanillo or Veracruz with a final ground leg to CDMX. For transits from the north or south, Pantaco can be the arrival point.
You don't have to go anywhere. There's no local intermediary between you and the customs broker. The same team that negotiates your freight also handles the clearance and coordinates delivery to your warehouse. That cuts response times and coordination costs compared to agencies that subcontract each part of the chain.
Industries we serve in Mexico City
CDMX and the State of Mexico concentrate electronics manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, consumer retail, and service companies with recurring import needs. The Vallejo industrial zone, the Cuautitlán parks, and the Iztapalapa warehouses are frequent delivery points for imported cargo.
If your company imports from Asia, Europe, or the US and needs a customs broker who understands the logistics into CDMX, contact us and we'll quote your operation in under 24 hours.
Customs broker CDMX: FAQ
Do I need a customs broker physically located in CDMX?
No. Clearance happens at whichever customs point your cargo enters: AICM for air cargo, Manzanillo or Veracruz for ocean cargo. What you need is a broker with correspondent presence at those points, not in CDMX.
How does remote coordination actually work?
Your account executive in Querétaro handles everything by email and WhatsApp. Documentation is uploaded online. Clearance quotes get a response in 2-4 hours, freight quotes in 4-8 hours. Querétaro to CDMX is under 3 hours by highway, so if anything requires in-person presence, the team handles it at no extra cost to you.
Do you handle IMMEX operations in CDMX?
Yes. If your company has an active IMMEX program in CDMX or the State of Mexico, we handle the temporary import pedimentos and returns. See more on customs consulting.
CDMX Service
Does your company import or export from CDMX?
We serve Mexico City remotely from Querétaro. We'll quote your clearance in under 24 hours.