Welcome to Mexicom Logistics®
Based in Montreal, Mexicom Logistics® delivers door-to-door freight across Canada, the U.S., and Mexico.
With over 20 years of experience, we ensure your cargo is handled safely and delivered on time, from origin to final destination.
We support cross-border transportation across Canada, the United States, and Mexico through clear, controlled processes. Our goal is to make shipping efficient, transparent, and hassle-free for our customers.
As part of Mexicom Group of companies, we work alongside Transmexicom in Mexico and Mexicom USA in the United States.
Each company operates independently within its own country, with local teams and compliance with local laws and regulations, while collaborating to deliver integrated and reliable logistics solutions.
Our Services
Our teams in Mexico, the U.S., and Canada bring industry experience, regional knowledge, and a practical understanding of each country’s regulations. This cross-border expertise allows us to simplify the logistics process for our customers.
48’- 53’ Trucks
Load up to 12 linear feet and 10,000 pounds
tarps, frames, sides, curtains, etc.
between 1,000 and 25,000 lbs.
Additional services
- Warehousing and distribution
- Customs brokerage
- Cargo insurance
- Security and escorting
An efficient and affordable freight shipping service across North America
EXPERTS IN CROSS-BORDER FREIGHT TRANSPORT BETWEEN MEXICO AND THE U.S.
Transporting goods across the Mexico–U.S. border requires strict controls, accurate customs documentation, and precise delivery timelines. At Mexicom Logistics, cross-border transport is our specialty. We manage the entire crossing process, from coordination with carriers and customs brokers on both sides of the border to handling security and compliance requirements such as C-TPAT and USMCA. We also provide real-time visibility of your shipment status to prevent delays, additional costs, and surprises.
With over 110,000 successfully transported shipments across North America, we have the experience and expertise needed to move your cargo efficiently and with confidence.
“MEXICOM LOGISTICS at all times shows the commitment, responsibility, and professionalism to comply with the guidelines and goals that we require in our international movements.
The solutions that it implements for each service are the most accurate and this makes us continue to grow together.”
Luis Peralta, Logistics Manager – ALTA STOCKMAN
(Original version in Spanish
“Excellent service
Prompt responses to our requests
Good follow up
Competitive prices”
Giovana Miranda, Logisitics Coordinator
LABPLAS
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Mexicom Logistics and our cross-border freight services.
RECENT ARTICLES
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