Salon D-13: the room where the commodities desk closes the corn hedge contract and the physical operator kit lands before the position opens at CBOT
Salon D-13 is the commodities desk operations room of a Bajio IMMEX corporate in Polanco: 10 stations with Refinitiv Eikon and Bloomberg terminals, wall screen with the corn, wheat, soybean and industrial metals (copper, aluminium, zinc) futures curve, dedicated line with Chicago and London brokers, back-office hold room for physical operations with logbook, biometric security door, no informal access or main door entry. This is where the 6:00 AM CDMX daily commodities meetings run, where the weekly grain and metals coverage committees sit, where calls with Cargill, ADM, Bunge, Louis Dreyfus and Glencore desks land, where quarterly physical position closes happen, where Risk Committee physical exposure reports land, and where coverage planning sessions for Bajio, North and West plants run. What separates Salon D-13 from the technology is the physical contract traceability: the operator kit enters before CBOT opens, signed contracts exit sealed to the back-office, and the invited broker merch is USMCA-compliant when it crosses the border with the warrant documentation.