Food importers and distributors in Mexico

Food reaches Mexican shelves through importers registered in the SAT Padrón de Importadores, with labels that follow NOM-051, and through wholesalers that supply the ANTAD supermarket chains. Kuration reads the Padrón, Expo ANTAD, ABASTUR and the INEGI business directory, then finds the person who buys.

Importers, Wholesale grocers, Foodservice distributors, Food manufacturers, Ingredient suppliers, Supermarket chains. Companies and the named person: owner, country manager, purchasing lead, or the agent on the listing — whichever role moves the deal here.

SAT Padrón de Importadores: the companies cleared to import, from the active-importer lists SAT publishes; Expo ANTAD: the Guadalajara retail show, with a food and beverage section for supermarket buyers; ABASTUR: the Mexico City show for hotels, restaurants and catering, and the suppliers that serve them; Expo Carnes y Lácteos: the Monterrey meat and dairy show: processors, ingredient and raw-material suppliers; ANTAD member list: the supermarket, department-store and specialty chains that belong to ANTAD; INEGI DENUE (Directorio Estadístico Nacional de Unidades Económicas): food wholesalers and manufacturers by activity and city, across Mexico. Kuration reads each source on the day you ask, rather than reselling an index that was built once.

It's credit-based — you pay for results, not seats. Your first list is free: 20 companies with contacts, plus 1,500 credits, no card. Then scale with plans from $49/mo. Credits are only spent on the data Kuration actually finds and enriches, so you never pay for empty rows.