Apparel with technical specs
Polo tees, jackets and vests with logo embroidery and, optionally, aerospace programme part code. Labelling is useful when the merchandise goes to the plant and integrates into the client's technical-team uniform.
Chihuahua capital hosts the country's oldest aerospace cluster and the maquiladora corridor that links the city to Ciudad Juárez. We produce the merchandising with the bilingual documentation and just-in-time cadence that industry requires, and deliver to Salón J-12 with the punctuality the northern trade-show calendar demands.
The Chihuahua Congress Center —on Avenida División del Norte 2300, San Felipe, Chihuahua, Chihuahua— operates as the main venue for aerospace-sector trade shows, advanced-manufacturing conventions, one-to-one meetings with Texas and New Mexico buyers and encounters with the Tier 1 and Tier 2 supplier cluster installed in the state. The city hosts aerospace operations with several decades of presence, making the venue a magnet for technical trade shows with strict compliance profiles.
Salón J-12 inside the complex accommodates large-format booths with capacity up to seven hundred guests. Here the visitor is an aerospace engineer, specialised-procurement buyer or OEM programme representative with a closed agenda and little time. The merchandising must be useful, durable, technically presentable and, crucially, consistent with the exhibitor's brand guide. No "generic merchandise" in a fuselage booth.
Corp-Merch operates in Chihuahua with a partner workshop in the Chihuahua Industrial Park and a supplier network across Aldama, Cuauhtémoc and Delicias. For IMMEX clients we manage the flow under the Returnable Container mechanism with a pedimento at Chihuahua or Ciudad Juárez customs, efficient for agile northern deliveries. When goods cross from the United States through El Paso or Nuevo Laredo we regularise through pedimento and process USMCA compliance to keep tariff preference. We issue CFDI 4.0 with the option to invoice in USD under the service-export regime.
Polo tees, jackets and vests with logo embroidery and, optionally, aerospace programme part code. Labelling is useful when the merchandise goes to the plant and integrates into the client's technical-team uniform.
Compact multimeters, tape measures with metric and imperial scales, precision screwdriver sets, rechargeable COB flashlights. Each unit passes functional quality control before leaving the distribution centre.
Goggles, earplugs, impact-resistant gloves and protective sleeves with the exhibitor logo. They meet NOM-017-STPS-2008 and are individually packed in sealed bags.
Waterproof folders for plant visits, bilingual letterhead notepads, metallic roller pens, business-card envelopes. Built for one-to-one sessions with El Paso and New Mexico buyers.
The brief for a Chihuahua event usually arrives with a strict compliance component. The visitor is an aerospace engineer, OEM buyer or programme representative and the merchandising must respond to that profile. That is why our creative process starts with a curation where we cross the client's product list with the technical visitor profile, instead of assuming that a generic souvenir works.
For IMMEX clients we manage three routes. The first is local production at our Chihuahua Industrial Park workshop with direct delivery to the venue loading bay, no pedimento. The second is production in the rest of Mexico crossing through Ciudad Juárez customs when the goods travel overland. The third is production in Asia with entry through Manzanillo or Veracruz and last-mile by rail or road.
For goods manufactured in the United States crossing through El Paso we regularise through pedimento at the corresponding customs office and process USMCA compliance with the certificate of origin to keep tariff preference. Each route is documented with CFDI 4.0, pedimento when applicable and an inventory report signed by your floor coordinator. If the goods stay at the client's plant at the end we regularise the temporary operation into definitive so your fiscal balance stays clean.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent corporate-merchandising supplier. We have no sponsorship, exclusivity or formal alliance with the venue; our work is with the exhibitor that rents the booth.
Yes. We quote and sign the contract in USD when the client requires it, common for operations with a Texas or New Mexico head office. We issue CFDI 4.0 in MXN with the agreed FX equivalence, or a service-export invoice with code 02 when the delivery crosses the border.
Yes. We regularise temporary imports under the Returnable Container mechanism when applicable, or definitive imports with USMCA compliance. For IMMEX clients with an authorised programme delivery operates VAT-free.
Yes. We have a partner workshop in the Chihuahua Industrial Park with fast response capacity for standard lines. For larger runs or high-density embroidery we complete production with workshops in Monterrey and Saltillo without affecting timelines.
Corp-Merch is an independent corporate-merchandising supplier. We are not a sponsor, partner or official supplier of the Chihuahua Congress Center, nor of the organisers of the events held there. Every mention of the venue is descriptive of the location where your units will be delivered.