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Case Study: Paqueteria Hernandez

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If you’re living in the states and ship frequently to Mexico, you’ve probably discovered just how expensive it can be. Standard shipping methods, such as the U.S. Postal Service, not only costly, have lengthy shipping times, and packages can often get held up at the border. However, if you live in the Denver, Colorado metropolitan area, there’s an alternative shipping service to consider – Paqueteria Hernandez. Paqueteria Hernandez, based in Brighton, Colorado, specializes in shipments from the U.S. to Mexico only, and can ship nearly anything, including these most commonly shipped items to the country:

Personal Items & Gifts: Whether it be a birthday present to a family member or personal belongings being shipped for a move, personal items and gifts are among some of the most common shipments to Mexico.
Charitable Donations: Mexico receives many …show more content…

are for business purposes, including building materials, retail products, and even food imports for local area restaurants.
Electronics: Another commonly shipped item to Mexico includes electronics. From TVs, laptops, cellphones, and even printers, electronics make up a large portion of the shipments coming into Mexico from the states.
In addition to the above, Paqueteria Hernandez says many other items can also be shipped to Mexico, including medical devices and even freight shipments.

Paqueteria Hernandez has been in business for more than 20 years, and has become one of the most reliable, timely shipping service to all of Mexico. They offer convenient pick-up services, and provide free, no-obligation shipping estimates. Additionally, they have no weight restrictions, and pride themselves on being the most affordable, friendly shipping service to all of Mexico.

To learn more about Paqueteria Hernandez and to receive a free quote on your next Mexico shipment, call them today at (720) 480-9071, or visit their Facebook page for more

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