Buyer resources
Practical guides written around the products in our catalog. They explain what to check, what to ask suppliers and where to find official rules — without legal promises.
How to request a wholesale beverage quotation
A practical checklist for importers and wholesalers: what to include in a quotation request for Mexican beverages so suppliers can respond accurately and quickly.
Export documents and destination requirements: an overview
An overview of the documents typically involved in exporting beverages from Mexico and where to check destination import rules in the US, Canada, the EU, the UK and Australia.
Buying tequila wholesale: a practical guide
How importers and wholesalers can evaluate tequila offers: 100% agave vs. tequila, classes, NOM numbers, CRT certification, bulk vs. bottled-in-Mexico and export certificates.
Mezcal, raicilla, sotol and bacanora: what the labels mean
A buyer-focused explanation of mezcal categories, destilado de agave, raicilla, sotol and bacanora — names, certification and what to confirm before importing.
Importing Mexican beer: what to plan for
What importers and wholesalers should consider when sourcing Mexican beer: distribution rights, export vs. domestic versions, freshness, packaging and container planning.
Mexican wine for importers
A guide for importers and restaurants sourcing Mexican wine: buying by producer and vintage, small production runs, temperature-controlled shipping and label requirements.
Sourcing Mexican soft drinks, juices and hydration drinks
How to source Mexican sodas, juices, nectars, mineral water and hydration drinks for export: package origin, Mexican labels vs. destination rules, shelf life and brand rights.
How we label Mexican origin
Every product in our catalog shows how its Mexican origin was evidenced. Learn what each evidence label means and what remains to be confirmed before you buy.
The data behind the catalog
The catalog is built from a research workbook dated 6 November 2026 with 2,211 product listings from 394 brands. It also contains a 2,775-entry tequila producer register from the CRT, 863 overseas tequila-bottling authorisations across 32 countries and territories, and 283 registered tequila-based drinks. We use those registers for context only; registration does not prove that a brand is exported or available.