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Dropshipping to Mexico: The Landed Cost Per Order, Line by Line

Duty, IVA, DTA and brokerage are four separate lines, and origin decides three of them. The arithmetic most dropshipping guides skip, with a worked example.

Daniel Brooks

August 10, 202610 min read

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Returns & Reverse Logistics

Dropshipping Returns From Mexico: Local Address, Restocking and Re Entry

Mexican law sets a 90 day minimum guarantee and a buyer will not ship to Texas. What a local return address changes, what it costs, and when re entry is worth it.

James Carter

August 10, 20269 min read

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Warehousing & Fulfillment

Shopify Into Mexico: Splitting Stock Across Two Warehouses Without Running Out

Two warehouses on either side of the border are not two piles of the same stock. Where the split point sits, how to set reorder points, and what a border crossing does to lead time.

James Carter

August 10, 202610 min read

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Amazon Mexico

Amazon Mexico Inventory Placement: NARF Versus Local FBA, Cost Per Unit

NARF ships from US stock and pays a crossing on every order. Local FBA pays one crossing and then storage. Where the crossover sits, with the real fee inputs.

Daniel Brooks

August 10, 202610 min read

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Warehousing & Fulfillment

Mexico Warehouse Receiving: Appointments, Labels and the ASN That Prevents a Rejection

A rejected inbound costs a redelivery, a dock slot and a week. What the receiving standard actually requires, and the four documents that decide whether stock becomes sellable on arrival.

James Carter

August 10, 202610 min read

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Cross-Border Logistics

Chinese Supplier or US Warehouse: Which One Actually Serves Mexican Buyers

Direct from China is cheaper per unit and slower per order. A US warehouse costs more to stock and changes the duty position entirely. The comparison, with the origin rule that decides it.

Daniel Brooks

August 10, 20269 min read

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