Veteran-Owned U.S.–Mexico On-the-Ground Business Intelligence

We go to Mexico and do the work that can't be done from a laptop — meeting producers, walking facilities, building the relationships that cross-border business actually runs on. On the ground. On your side.

Our Story

The Opportunity

Two Countries. One Economy.

The U.S.–Mexico trade relationship isn't a niche market. It's the largest bilateral trade relationship in the world — and it runs in both directions.

$935.1B

Total bilateral trade in 2024

$550.6B

Mexico's exports to the U.S.

INEGI/Banxico (goods) · BEA (services)

$384.4B

U.S. exports to Mexico

U.S. Census Bureau (goods) · BEA (services)

#1 Trading Partners — For Each Other.

The U.S. and Mexico are each other's top trading partner. Over 80% of Mexico's goods exports flow to the U.S. — and the U.S. sends more to Mexico than to any other country on Earth. This isn't a one-way relationship. It's an interdependency.

Most of that trade moves through small and mid-size businesses.

This isn't just Fortune 500 territory. The vast majority of cross-border trade is driven by small businesses, entrepreneurs, and regional manufacturers who need a partner who knows both sides. That's where MEXICONNECT operates.

Source: U.S. Trade Representative (USTR), 2024 data.

MEXICONNECT is a veteran-owned company. We donate 5% of net earnings to organizations supporting veterans in need. Learn more →

Real Work. Real Outcomes.

What This Looks Like in Practice

Every engagement we take on is confidential by default. These case studies exist because our clients said so.

Spirits Industry · Feasibility Study

A Tequila Brand Feasibility Study

Client determined true capital requirements before committing funds — and avoided a costly premature launch.

Read the study → Accessories · Product Line Expansion

A Leather Line Expansion — León, Guanajuato

Client launched a premium leather SKU alongside her existing line. She 4x's her margin on every unit sold.