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FAQ
Our customers often have a lot of questions about buying in Mexico. Below are some of the most frequently asked. If your question isn't here, please do not hesitate to call or email us, and we'll happily answer.When should I have a private one-to-one buying tour?
If you are purchasing to fill an entire store, the only way it's feasible is through personalized, one-to-one escorted buying trip.Small groups can be managed if everyone is interested in the same kinds of products and each person understands that there may be some waiting while others are placing their orders.
Please telephone us at 405.848.2123 to discuss which tour is the best type of tour for your needs.
What kinds of products can you find in Guadalajara?
Blown glass, papier-mache, wrought iron, talavera, antiques, pottery, pewter, folk art, cantera stone, and tin to name a few.How will I know what to bring on the trip, and what are the travel procedures?
We will send you a detailed list before you leave on your buying trip.What will I learn on this trip?
You will learn the tricks and techniques for importing Mexican products. We have spent several decades learning the optimum buying strategies for Mexico.Do you know where to find interesting products and are your suppliers reliable?
We are pleased to report that the artisans in Guadalajara who work with our clients produce goods of the highest quality. Discovering art of this quality and price cannot be learned overnight; it is the result of our experience and our carefully developed relationships.What is the most economical way to ship products?
In a 53 foot semi truck.What is the cost for a semi truck full of garden pottery?
Between $9,000 and $15,000, depending on the size of the pottery and the way it is packed. This product could retail for $80,000 or more in the U.S.What products are illegal to import?
You cannot import the following:- Any products made from sea turtles, including such items as turtle leather boots, tortoiseshell jewelry, and sea–turtle-oil cosmetics
- Fur from spotted cats
- Mexican birds, alive or stuffed , such as parrots, parakeets, or birds of prey
- Crocodile and caiman (alligator) leather
- Black coral jewelry
- Wildlife curios, such as stuffed iguanas
What is a consolidator?
A consolidator will be the most important link you have for importing products from México. He will be in charge of the logistics of receiving, storing, and shipping all the merchandise you purchase.Can I bring my spouse?
Call us to arrange this.Is the trip fun?
We have lots of fun, even though we're working hard. Traveling with Cella Imports makes everything and enjoyable.Because we know the ropes, we'll make your trip much easier than trying to do it alone.
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