Mexican-Grown Produce for Canadian Importers
Produce Lovers works with Canadian importers sourcing blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries and mangoes grown in Mexico. We review season, estimated demand, pack format, origin, traceability information and Canadian destination requirements.
Built for clearer Canadian planning
- Seasonal availability and programme timing
- Origin and lot-level information available to the programme
- Bilingual labelling and pack requirements when applicable
- Documentation and cold-chain coordination
Mango Logistics
Flexible air logistics for the shipments of mango.
By Air
- Airport: Guadalajara or Mexico City
- Transit time from packing houses: 5–10 hours
- Recommended time door to door: 36 hours maximum
Pallet Configuration
- 4 kg: 154 or 165 cases
- 5.5 kg: 88, 90 or 99 cases depending on the carton
- Each pallet is netted
Berry Air Logistics
Flexible air and sea logistics tailored for berry shipments.
By Air
- Airport of dispatch: Guadalajara (GDL)
- 2 hours from packing facility
- Transit time: depends on airline and destination
Pallet Configuration
- 12 x 125g → 192 cases
- 12 x 310g → 120 cases
- 8 x 510g → 120 cases
Berry Sea Logistics
By Sea
- Port of dispatch: Manzanillo
- 8 hours from packing facility
- Transit time: depends on shipping line and service
Container Configuration
- Up to 20 pallets
- 12 x 125g: up to 264 cases
- 12 x 310g: up to 192 cases
- 12 x 510g: up to 192 cases
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Global G.A.P. Committed to Responsible Farming Practices
Farm-level certification status and responsible agricultural-practice documentation are confirmed for the grower and Canadian mango programme under review.
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PrimusGFS Excellence in Food Safety for Global Trade
Packhouse-level certification status and food-safety documentation are confirmed for the facility and Canadian mango programme under review.
