Wholesale lots that ship to Mexico
102,386 parcel-size lots from vetted U.S. liquidators ship to Mexico by tracked parcel — boxes of up to 44 lb, at most 4 per order, labels bought by Closo, payment in USD held in escrow until you accept delivery. Every lot shows its manifest, unit count and what the pieces resell for.
How an order reaches Mexico
Four steps, the same escrow as for U.S. buyers.
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Step 1
Pick a parcel-size lot
Case packs and boxes up to 44 lb, 4 per order, from suppliers who ship abroad. Pallets stay in the U.S.
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Step 2
See the freight before you pay
Your postal code on the lot page shows the USPS estimate for Mexico in USD — 1–3 business days in transit.
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Step 3
Pay into escrow
Card payment in USD. Closo holds the money and buys the label; the supplier ships within the lot's handling time.
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Step 4
Receive, inspect, accept
Import tax and duty, if due, are billed on arrival. Dispute any manifest line within the acceptance window; only then is the supplier paid.
Lots that ship abroad right now
The newest lots the checkout can export. Open one and enter your postal code for the freight estimate.
Questions Mexico buyers ask
Straight answers on parcels, duties, payment and what cannot travel.
Do U.S. liquidation lots ship to Mexico?
Yes — parcel-size lots do. Closo buys a tracked USPS label for boxes of up to 44 lb, at most 4 per order. Pallets and LTL freight are U.S.-only.
Who pays duties and import tax in Mexico?
A USPS parcel enters Mexico by post and clears under the postal rule, and only for goods that meet Mexico's import restrictions. At a customs value of USD 50 or less per recipient, goods with no import restriction pay no duty, no IVA (Mexico's VAT, 16 %) and no customs fee. Up to USD 1,000 per recipient customs applies one flat 19 % to the value on the postal form (Formulario Postal) in place of duty and IVA, with no customs broker; the buyer pays it, and Correos de México checks the payment receipt before it delivers the parcel. An import cleared this way cannot be deducted for Mexican tax. Above USD 1,000 per recipient the postal form does not apply, and USPS lists an import permit for merchandise over USD 1,000. Used clothing (tariff 6309) needs a prior import permit from the Secretaría de Economía, granted only for a place under a declared emergency or disaster, so worn clothing lots cannot be imported by a reseller. Clothing and textiles must carry Mexico's NOM-004 labelling, an import restriction in its own right. The USMCA courier thresholds (no tax to USD 50, 17 % to USD 117, 19 % above) are for courier imports, which Closo does not ship to Mexico. Source: SAT — General Foreign Trade Rules for 2026 (RGCE), rule 3.7.2, Diario Oficial 2025-12-27, checked 2026-09-26. The buyer pays it, per recipient, before Correos de México delivers the parcel — no customs broker is involved up to USD 1,000. Closo declares the goods and their invoice value on the customs form; nothing is under-declared.
How much does shipping to Mexico cost?
A parcel shipment under 150 lb from Los Angeles to Mexico City is estimated from $400 right now, 1–3 business days in transit; the exact figure for your postal code and the lot's weight is shown on the lot page before you pay.
Can I pay in pesos?
Prices and payment are in US dollars; your card converts at its own rate. The escrow and buyer protection are the same as for U.S. buyers.
Which lots do not ship abroad?
Anything that travels as freight — pallets, truckloads, a box over 44 lb, or more than 4 boxes — and goods a carrier will not carry internationally (aerosols, lithium batteries, perishables).
