Question 1

Does LOMA Logistics provide customs advisory services for U.S. and Mexico trade?

Accepted Answer

Yes. LOMA Logistics offers comprehensive customs advisory services covering IMMEX program management, Annex 24/31 compliance, VAT certification, and U.S. and Mexican customs requirements. We help importers and exporters stay compliant so they can focus on running their business.

Question 2

Where is LOMA Logistics' distribution center located?

Accepted Answer

LOMA Logistics operates a 35,000 sq ft U.S. distribution center at 7558 Panasonic Way, San Diego, CA 92154, just minutes from the U.S.–Mexico border. The facility features 11 dock doors, 1,400+ pallet positions, dry and temperature-controlled storage, and full consolidation services.

Question 3

Can LOMA Logistics assist with C-TPAT certification and compliance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. LOMA Logistics provides end-to-end C-TPAT consulting including security assessments, documentation, employee training, and validation support. We guide businesses through initial certification and ongoing compliance to strengthen supply chain security and reduce operational risk.

Question 4

How can I get a quote for freight forwarding services from LOMA Logistics?

Accepted Answer

You can request a quote directly at https://www.lomalogistics.com/quote. Fill out the form and a logistics expert will respond with a customized proposal within 24 hours. You can also call us at +1 442-456-2667 (USA) or +52 686 119 2680 (Mexico).

Question 5

What services does LOMA Logistics offer for international shipping?

Accepted Answer

LOMA Logistics offers a full suite of international shipping services: air freight, ocean freight (FCL and LCL), rail logistics, and cross-border trucking (FTL and LTL). We also provide warehousing in San Diego, Mexico trading company services, C-TPAT compliance consulting, and customs advisory for U.S.–Mexico trade.

Question 6

What are the benefits of using a trading company for import and export operations in Mexico?

Accepted Answer

Using a trading company like LOMA Logistics allows foreign companies to operate in Mexico without establishing a local legal entity. The trading company acts as the importer or exporter of record, handling customs compliance, tax responsibilities, and trade documentation. This reduces legal risk, simplifies market entry, and ensures full regulatory compliance.

Question 7

How can I find a reliable warehousing and distribution center near the U.S.–Mexico border?

Accepted Answer

LOMA Logistics operates a 35,000 sq ft warehouse at 7558 Panasonic Way, San Diego, CA — minutes from the U.S.–Mexico border crossing. The facility offers dry storage, temperature-controlled cargo handling, and full consolidation services ideal for cross-border supply chains.