April, May and June are the quarter in which the growers and agroindustrialists of the Puebla–Tlaxcala corridor —CAVIA (Cámara Nacional de la Industria del Vestido), ANIAC, high-altitude coffee growers from Cuicatlán, Zongolica and the Sierra Norte, pulque-maguey growers from the Cholula and Huejotzingo region, berry growers from Atlixco and Cholula, craft brewers from the Beer Route— open the harvest calendar with the round of national and international buyers. The Puebla Agroindustrial Forum is the mid-year appointment where they meet with agroindustry, roasters, EU buyers and T-MEC agroindustry. We produce the exhibitor merch with delivery to the Puebla Convention Center and CFDI 4.0 invoicing with Carta Porte 3.0 when the shipment crosses the northern border.
The Puebla–Tlaxcala corridor operates with a harvest calendar that starts in April with high-altitude coffee and ends in November with late berries. The reason is the altitude and microclimate: the Sierra Norte de Puebla and the Cuicatlán region have altitudes between 1,200 and 1,800 meters that produce denomination-of-origin arabica coffee, while the Atlixco and Cholula valleys have altitudes between 1,800 and 2,200 meters that produce premium berries (blackberry, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry) for export to the United States and Canada under T-MEC.
The Puebla Agroindustrial Forum is the appointment where growers and agroindustrialists present the harvest lots to national and international buyers —German roasters (Tchibo, Dallmayr), US buyers (Green Mountain, Keurig Dr Pepper), European buyers (Lavazza, Illy), Asian buyers (UCC Uo), national buyers (Nescafé, Café de México). The Puebla Convention Center floor fills with stands of growers, roasters, commercializers and organic certifiers (Rainforest Alliance, UTZ, Fairtrade).
For IMMEX growers headquartered in Cuicatlán, Zongolica or Atlixco, the Forum cycle overlaps with the pedimentos calendar: the merch enters the Forum under temporary export and is nacionalizado at the close of the event when it stays in the Mexican buyer's warehouse. We generate the CFDI 4.0 with the Complemento de Comercio Exterior 2.0 from the first delivery and close the pedimento when the exhibitor requires it.
Reusable three-by-two-meter back wall with aluminum frame and tensioned-fabric graphics with high-altitude coffee, pulque maguey or berries motif, registration partition with counter and catalog holder, vertical banners to delimit the stand, washable vinyl flooring for three-day traffic. Graphic design included in the bundle quote.
Pima-cotton polo or lightweight linen shirt with embroidered grower logo and salesperson name, ideal for the mild Puebla climate in May —22°C average, low relative humidity—. Sizes XS to 3XL, daily uniform change included.
Gift box with regional-product motif: notebook bound at Puebla workshop with tanned leather, Talavera or poblano clay piece worked by regional supplier, thermos bottle with grower engraving, card with the responsible salesperson's mobile. For IMMEX buyers we add the recipe booklet printed in Spanish and English.
Agroindustrial-catalog brochure bound in four-color print with harvest lots, updated business card, proposal sheets on letterhead, USB with digital catalog and harvest-process videos, physical samples of the product when the line allows.
Compact box with regional-product miniature, personalized letter from the grower, card with the link to the grower's customer portal. Sent two weeks after the Forum to the buyer address that left an appointment.
Delivery five business days before setup to the Puebla Convention Center, kitting per grower, packaging resistant to consolidated freight, CFDI 4.0 invoicing with 16% IVA to the SAT and Carta Porte 3.0 when the shipment goes on our account.
The standard per-grower bundle starts at MXN 1,140 before IVA for runs of four to six growers. For eight-grower runs it drops to MXN 960. The general MOQ is four growers; stands with fewer than four are quoted with an additional fixed charge for the complexity of the back wall and the kitting per grower.
We invoice CFDI 4.0 with 16% IVA breakdown to the SAT in national currency. For IMMEX corporate buyers we manage the payment complement in USD at the Banco de México fix of the day and the corresponding trail. For buyers receiving the charge in USD from Hamburg, Trieste or New York we manage the pedimento with the grower's customs broker.
Lead time is twenty to thirty business days from art approval to produce the full exhibitor bundle. For growers with less lead time we operate express production at an additional cost. Delivery is made five business days before setup to give the commercial team margin to do the kitting per grower and the stand distribution.
Yes. We work with the Puebla City Convention Center and with the historic-center hotel ballrooms (Hotel Presidente, Hotel Camino Real, Marriott Puebla, Hilton Puebla) that serve as alternative exhibition floor. Delivery is made five business days before setup with stand-coded confirmation and signature of the event logistics lead.
Yes. We generate the CFDI 4.0 with the Complemento de Comercio Exterior 2.0 from the first delivery. For growers headquartered in Cuicatlán, Zongolica or Atlixco we manage the pedimento with their agent and close it at the end of the Forum when the merch stays in the buyer's warehouse.
Yes. We produce the back wall with anodized-aluminum frame and tensioned-fabric graphics with high-altitude coffee, pulque maguey or berries motif, washable and reusable for two to three consecutive Forums. The graphic change between events is quoted separately.
No. Corp-Merch.MX is an independent bundle-production studio for growers of the Puebla–Tlaxcala corridor. The Puebla Agroindustrial Forum and the associations mentioned are property of their respective owners and are mentioned for descriptive purposes only.
Corp-Merch.MX is an independent bundle-production studio for growers of the Puebla Agroindustrial Forum. We are not the organizer, sponsor or official partner of the Forum or of the associations mentioned on this page.
Tell us the grower count, the tentative setup dates, the stand module, the harvest lots to be exhibited and whether the buyer is IMMEX. We respond with a line-item quote within 24–48 business hours.