Latin America → United States

Get admitted to the U.S. market.

The system doesn't reject your product — it just doesn't know you yet. Rotation history, insurance, certifications, labeling and channel codes stand between your factory and your first sale, retail or B2B. We close that gap on a fixed fee, then a milestone plan.

The barrier

Admission, not appetite.

The U.S. market isn't short on demand for Latin American products — buyers are short on ways to say yes safely. Two gatekeepers decide whether your product gets on a truck.

What the system requires

Proven rotation history, $1M–$5M in product liability insurance, category certifications, market-ready labeling and the right channel codes for each buyer's system.

Who decides

The broker who's willing to put their name behind you, and the chain buyer who reviews categories on a fixed calendar — miss the window, wait for the next one.

Why the timing is right

Demand isn't the problem. It's growing.

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in annual U.S. agri-food imports

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of that comes from Latin America & the Caribbean — close to 40%

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Hispanic food market in the U.S., growing ~6% a year

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Mexico's agri-food exports to the U.S. — with no federal export-promotion agency since 2019

Sources: USDA ERS — U.S. Agricultural Imports from LAC; CoBank; market.us / Market Research Future; DOF (extinción de ProMéxico, mayo 2019). Reviewed Jul 2026.

How we get you in

Four services. One sequence.

01

Market Verdict

A paid GO / NO-GO dictamen on your product's readiness for the U.S. market — before either of us commits to more.

02

Broker-Ready

We close the specific admission gaps the Verdict identified: insurance, certifications, labeling, channel setup.

03

Brand Presence

Your brand made channel-ready — the assets and positioning a buyer expects to see before a first meeting.

04

Market Access

Broker introductions, buyer prospecting and closing — turning readiness into a first purchase order.

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Start with the Verdict

Find out where you actually stand — before you spend on a retainer.