Production
Labels, displays and publications made in Mexico, delivered in Texas.
Hispanic Retail Media (HRM) represents certified print manufacturing in Mexico for US buyers: labels, POP displays and publications, delivered to your warehouse in Texas. Mexican-origin print can enter duty free under USMCA when origin is certified.
The trade figures are based on USTR data on USMCA utilization, roughly 89% in November 2025, and Secretaria de Economia data showing about 85% of goods duty free.
Opportunities
Labels
Wet-glue and cut-and-stack programs for repeat volume.
POP displays
Corrugated structures engineered to ship flat.
Publications
Consistent color across long editorial runs.
Commercial
Brochures and catalogs for recurring programs.
Packaging
Folding cartons built against your specification.
Cross-border logistics
Origin, customs and delivery in one purchase order.
Why Mexico, why now
The tariff math moved, and it moved in one direction.
USMCA utilization near 89%
By late 2025 roughly 89% of eligible trade moved under USMCA, and about 85% of Mexican goods enter duty free with certified origin.
Tariffs on Chinese goods exceed 33%
Mexican origin is the working hedge against tariff exposure for buyers who still source print in Asia.
62% of US companies are moving south
Deloitte reports 62% of American companies are relocating or considering relocating production to Mexico.
The Texas-Mexico corridor
Laredo handles more truck freight than many global ports, which is why a Texas delivery date behaves like a domestic one.
What we produce
Five production lines
Wet-glue and cut-and-stack labels
Recurring volume for food and beverage, the label market's largest end-user at 38.9%, produced on offset litho, 37% of print processes.
POP displays
Corrugated displays that ship flat and knocked down to protect freight cost.
Publications
High-volume editorial runs with consistent color across long print runs.
Commercial materials
Brochures and catalogs, usually added onto a recurring label program.
Folding cartons and packaging
Produced by request against your structural specification.
Certified for regulated buyers
ISO 9001, SMETA, FSC, GMP food and pharma grade.
Regulated categories do not buy on price alone, they buy on audit. Production runs under ISO 9001 quality management, SMETA social compliance, FSC chain of custody and GMP standards for food and pharmaceutical grade work.
Behind those certificates sits 40 years of production. That is the difference between a vendor who can quote your job and a plant your compliance team can approve.
How it works
Four steps from spec to dock
- 01
Send spec
Substrate, size, colors, finishing and volume, or just the artwork.
- 02
Remote proof
You approve color and layout before the press runs.
- 03
Certified production
Manufactured under ISO, SMETA, FSC and GMP standards.
- 04
Delivered in Texas
Customs and freight handled, goods arrive at your warehouse.
Talk to production
Tell us what you print.
We reply within two business days to scope the job.
Read the production insights
Practical guidance for buyers comparing label formats, cross-border production, freight design, origin documentation and regulated-category qualifications.
- How to import printed labels from Mexico tariff free under USMCA
Importing labels from Mexico tariff free requires USMCA origin and certification. Learn what buyers must document before entry.
- Wet-glue vs pressure-sensitive labels: which one your product needs
Wet-glue vs pressure-sensitive labels for canned food and beverage. Compare application, volume economics and the right product fit.
- How knocked-down POP displays cut your freight cost
Knocked-down POP displays ship flat to reduce freight. See how corrugated displays move from Mexico into US retail programs.
- Why brands are nearshoring print to Mexico in 2026
Nearshore printing in Mexico gives US brands a tariff hedge, a Texas delivery corridor and USMCA origin when goods qualify.
- What print certifications food and pharma buyers require
GMP printing for food and pharma requires auditable quality, ethical sourcing, chain of custody and material-safety controls.
Common questions
- Do I pay tariffs on printed goods from Mexico?
- Not with certified USMCA origin. Around 85% of Mexican-origin goods enter the United States duty free once origin is documented, and USMCA utilization reached roughly 89% by late 2025. HRM produces with Mexican origin and prepares the certification with each shipment.
- What are the minimums and lead times?
- Minimums and lead times depend on the specification. HRM confirms both in writing before any order.
- How does color approval work remotely?
- You send artwork, HRM returns a remote proof for approval before the press runs. Color targets are agreed against your standard, press sheets are pulled during the run, and approvals are documented, so a buyer in Texas signs off without traveling to the plant.
- Who handles customs and freight?
- HRM does. The quote covers production, origin certification, customs clearance and freight to your delivery city in Texas. You receive the goods at your warehouse and issue a single purchase order rather than managing a plant, a broker and a carrier separately.
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Tell us what you print.
Two business days to scope the job.
Axel Olivella
Business Development Director, HRM