Distribution center and warehousing in Cancun and the Riviera Maya
You almost never need everything the day it lands. It stays here, counted and checked, until its turn comes.
Your goods wait here and leave when you ask for them, not when the ship comes in.
We receive what arrives and check it against what you bought. Then we release it as you need it: structural work first and finishes later, one hotel floor at a time, high season before low.
If it helps, we get it ready to use — labeled, repacked, kitted — and take it to the exact spot where it's going to be used.
- In phases
- at your project's pace
- Last mile
- right to where it'll be used
What's included
Receiving and inspection
What arrived against what was bought.
Inventory
You know what you have and how much is left.
Phased release
What you ask for leaves when you ask for it.
Prep
Labeling, repacking and kitting.
Last mile
Delivered on site, in step with your team.
How your goods move through the warehouse
They arrive and get checked
We count packages, look for damage and compare against your purchase order. Anything that doesn't match is reported that day, with photos.
They get a location and a record
Every pallet has a location and a stock count. You can ask for the inventory whenever you like.
They get prepared if needed
Labeling, repacking, kitting by room or by store.
They leave when you ask
We schedule delivery with your team: date, time window and exact unloading point.
Why store close to where it'll be used
In Cancun's hotel zone almost no hotel has room to take forty containers of furniture at once, and in Tulum many job sites don't even have a yard to manoeuvre in. The goods have to wait somewhere and come in piece by piece, at the hour the loading dock can take them.
Keeping them stored in the area means delivering floor by floor, replacing within hours what broke during installation, and not paying the shipping line detention because the container couldn't be emptied in time.
Logistics and foreign trade in CancunLogistics and foreign trade in Playa del CarmenLogistics and cargo delivery in Tulum
Who uses it
Hotels opening or renovating
Furniture, linens and operating equipment that arrive months apart and get installed in order.
Builders and developers
Finishes, millwork and equipment that should reach the site when progress allows, not before.
Stores and restaurants
High-season inventory bought ahead of time and supplied week by week.
Frequently asked questions
What is a CEDIS?
It's what a distribution center is called in Mexico (centro de distribución): a building where goods are received, checked, stored on racks, prepared and sent on to where they'll be used. It's what lets you buy ahead and receive in stages; ours serves Cancun, Playa del Carmen, Tulum and the rest of the Riviera Maya.
How long can you store my goods?
As long as you need: a few days while delivery is scheduled, or months while your project moves forward. It's quoted by space used and by time.
Do you deliver in Cancun's hotel zone and in Tulum?
Yes. We deliver in Cancun, Puerto Morelos, Playa del Carmen, Tulum and everywhere in between, coordinating timing and site access with your team.
What happens if goods arrive damaged or incomplete?
We record it on receipt, with photos and against your purchase order, and tell you that same day so you can claim in time from the supplier, the carrier or the insurer.
Can you kit or label?
Yes. We label, repack and build kits — by room, by store, by work front — so what reaches the site gets installed without having to be sorted there.
Can I see my inventory?
Yes. We send you the stock report whenever you ask and after every receipt or release.
The other services
- Multimodal transportShip, plane or truck: we pick the way by what it weighs, how soon you need it and what it costs.
- Cargo insuranceOne policy that stays with the cargo even when it changes ship, truck or hands.
- Customs and foreign tradeSo your cargo doesn't sit on the dock over a piece of paper.
- Full supply chain 3PL · 4PLHand us the whole chain and get back to running your business.
What do you need to bring in?
Tell us what it is, where it's coming from and when. Within 24 hours you'll have route, timing and cost in writing.