Tile exporter to Mexico: ceramic wall tiles from India
Mexico is one of the largest markets for Indian tiles, building housing across its cities and resorts on both coasts. We ship designer ceramic wall tiles from Morbi to Manzanillo and Veracruz in thirty-five to forty-five days.
- Ports of entry
- Manzanillo (Pacific) and Veracruz or Altamira (Gulf)
- Typical sea transit
- 35 to 45 days
- Time difference
- 11.5 hours behind India (Mexico City)
- Customs code
- HS 6907, ceramic tiles
- Climate
- Varied: dry north, humid coasts, mild highlands
Mexico builds housing developments around Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey and the Bajio's industrial cities, resorts and vacation homes along the Riviera Maya, Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta, and a restaurant and hotel trade with a strong sense of colour. It has its own tile factories and still imports heavily, with India among its largest sources.
Axoli Tiles supplies Mexican importers and distributors from Morbi, thirty-five to forty-five days by sea to Manzanillo on the Pacific or Veracruz and Altamira on the Gulf, with samples couriered first and your customs agent confirming duties and the import paperwork.
Designs that suit Mexico
Talavera-spirited Moroccan and encaustic patterns for kitchens, bathrooms, stairs and restaurants; terracotta and brick looks for patios and courtyards; stone looks for resort walls and outdoor showers; pool and blue mosaic looks for the coasts; marble looks for apartments; and glossy whites for kitchens.
Shipping from Morbi to Mexico
Containers sail from Mundra to Manzanillo in thirty-five to forty-five days across the Pacific, or to Veracruz and Altamira through the Suez route and the Atlantic, with Mexico City and the Bajio served by road and rail from either coast. We provide the invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin; your customs agent files the Mexican entry and confirms duties.
- Load port: Mundra or Kandla, Gujarat, both within about 250 km of the factory
- Ports of entry: Manzanillo (Pacific) and Veracruz or Altamira (Gulf)
- Typical sea transit: 35 to 45 days, plus clearance on arrival
- Time difference: 11.5 hours behind India (Mexico City)
- Documents: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin
- Customs classification: HS code 6907, ceramic tiles
How to order from Mexico
- Send the designs, sizes and quantities (or the areas to cover) through the quotation form, with your port of entry.
- We reply within one working day with price, availability, a container plan and a shipping estimate.
- Samples go out by courier. On approval we schedule production and loading, and the shipping documents follow the container.








