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In-stock orders are picked and shipped from our Miami warehouse. Lead time depends on the item, the quantity and the destination: domestic freight and export consolidations move on different schedules, and export shipments need a little more room for documentation. We confirm your ship window in writing when we confirm the order. We supply supermarkets, retailers, wholesalers and distributors across the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean.

Terms are agreed with your account and confirmed in writing on your quote, so both sides know exactly where they stand. Tell us how you normally buy — the volumes, the order cadence, the destination — and we will structure the terms with you as part of opening the account.

An export shipment is documented like any international consignment: a commercial invoice, a packing list, and the bill of lading or airway bill for the mode you choose, plus a certificate of origin where one is required. Destination rules vary — some markets also ask for an import permit, product registration, or health and phytosanitary certificates. Tell us your destination port and we will confirm exactly what applies to your shipment before it leaves Miami.

In most cases, yes. A mixed pallet lets you test a spread of lines without committing to a full pallet of one item, which is how many new accounts start. Samples and mixed-pallet combinations are arranged through your account contact, who will tell you what is practical for the items you want and how it affects the freight.

It starts with the short form on this page: your business, the categories you stock and roughly how you buy. Your account contact then confirms the details, asks for the business information and any resale or tax certificate your situation requires, and prepares your price list. There is no contract to sign to see pricing, and no obligation on your first order.