Operations Network · Jalisco, Mexico
Scrap metal sourcing in Guadalajara
Operating node in western Mexico, covering the Jalisco industrial belt with consolidation at Laredo, TX.
The Guadalajara metropolitan area brings together electronics manufacturing, metalworking and automotive, sectors that continuously generate copper wire, aluminum offcuts and stainless steel scrap.
From this node material is consolidated and moved north to the Laredo hub for final classification and export. It is the longest inland lane in our Mexican network, so we work preferentially with volumes that justify a full load.
Lanes from Guadalajara
| Destination | Country |
|---|---|
| Laredo, TX | United States — hub |
Active lanes in our operations network. See the full map and the index of 30 ports.
View operations map →What we source here
All fourteen technical grades in our catalogue are sourced across every node in the network.
Aluminum
Seven technical grades of non-ferrous aluminum, sourced across Mexico’s industrial zones and exported from our hub in Laredo, Texas.
Copper
Five technical grades of copper, from high-purity conductor wire to bi-metallic copper-aluminum radiators.
Specialty metals
Two technical grades of specialty metals: industrial 304 stainless steel and zinc die cast scrap.
How we operate
Cross-border compliance
Legally incorporated in Texas, USA, with full regulatory compliance for US–Mexico international operations.
Full transparency
Complete documentation, traceability of every operation and direct communication at each stage of the commercial process.
Efficient logistics
Strategic operations network with main hub in Laredo, TX, and collection points in Mexico's key industrial zones.
Financial strength
Financial capacity to absorb large industrial volumes with timely payments and competitive terms.
Other nodes in the network
Laredo
Our main hub. This is where material sourced across Mexico is consolidated and leaves by container for smelters on three continents.
Monterrey
Operating node in the Nuevo León industrial corridor, with a direct lane to the Laredo hub and its own route to Houston.
Yucatán Peninsula
Node with its own plant in Mérida and direct sea lanes, without depending on the inland crossing at Laredo.
Do you have material in this area?
Tell us what material you have, in what presentation and what volume you handle. We reply with concrete terms.
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