Appliances Shipping Cost from Monterrey to El Paso, Texas

Shipping from Mexico to the U.S. varies widely in price, from under $20 for small items via postal services (USPS, etc.) to hundreds or thousands for larger freight, depending heavily on weight, size, speed (air/truck/rail/ocean), and if it's LTL/FTL/Container, with small parcels often starting around $15-$30 (like USPS Priority Mail) and larger freight potentially costing $0.08-$0.40 per pound (rail/LTL) or $1,200-$3,500+ per container (ocean), plus customs duties (free under $800 value).

Yes, Mexico can ship to the U.S., but it involves specific documentation like commercial invoices, packing lists, and potentially NAFTA certificates, requiring coordination between Mexican carriers, U.S. Customs brokers, and freight forwarders for smooth border crossing, with services available from major carriers like DHL, FedEx, or specialized logistics providers for parcels and larger freight.

From fluctuating fuel prices and driver shortages to customs documentation —such as the pedimento, which is required for legal entry of goods into Mexico or export to the U.S.—and duty classifications, every shipment involves multiple steps. Missteps can lead to costly delays or penalties.