Furniture Inspections in Mexico

Mexico Furniture Inspections and Factory Checks

Mexico Furniture - Mexican Furniture exports account for 2.2% of the countries total exports. Afamjal is one of the more important furniture associations in Mexico, it has over 90 members, and it is a great location to commence searching for potential Mexican Furniture manufacturers please click on our Mexican Furniture Suppliers link.Goodada's Mexico Furniture Inspection services offer Quality Control checks across the entire range of furniture made in Mexico. To learn about the business culture and get tips on how to do business in Mexico, please visit Goodada's Mexico Business Page.

Mexicos Furniture Export Markets

In 2019, Mexican Furniture exports amounted to $10.3 billion. Mexico is the sixth-largest exporter of furniture in the world behind the United States and ahead of Vietnam.The United States and Canada account for over 97% of Mexicos furniture exports. Mexico exports tiny amounts to European Union countries.

The main furniture products which are made in Mexico include:

Upholstered Furniture.
Bathroom Furniture.
Bed-Room Furniture.
Kitchen Furniture.
Living-Room Furniture.
Outdoor Furniture.
Furniture Accessories.

Goodada offers inspection services across Mexico and also in many other countries including Poland, Italy, Vietnam and Czechia.

For more information about Mexico Furniture Inspections, please contact:

Contact Person: Aidan Conaty

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Phone:(Europe/ Rest of the World) +353 1 885 3919 ; (UK) +44.020.3287.2990 ; (North America) +1.518.290.6604

Goodada offers the following types of Mexican QC Furniture Inspections.

Mexico Furniture Factory Audit

Our inspector visits the furniture factory in Mexico and audits the factory to ascertain if the factory is a legitimate company, and has the proper facilities to make your furniture order to the specifications which you require. The auditor will also review the quality control systems, production standards and exporting history of the factory.

Finished Furniture QC Check

A Finished Furniture QC Check is conducted at the factory in Mexico before it is loaded into any transport container. This inspector focuses on the furniture specifications, quantities, dimensions, packing requirements and shipping marks. Any on-site testing can be conducted, or samples can be collected and sent to you for assessment. The inspection report will list any defects which the inspector has identified during the inspection. It is recommended that you should allow five days between this inspection and the despatch of the furniture from the factory. If you would like to know more about the reason for this, please contact Goodada.

Mexico Furniture Loading Checks

Our inspectors visit the factory in Mexico to check your furniture products as they are loaded onto trucks or shipping containers. The inspector can check with the factory and make sure that the goods are loaded according to your requirements.

Furniture Manufacturing Checks

Our Furniture Manufacturing Checks take place when your order is being made at the factory in Mexico. Our inspectors visit the factory during the production phase and will provide you with updates on what was made during that day as well as highlight to you any issues order delays encountered during the day. The on-site inspector will work with the person in charge of production to confirm that the factory in Mexico has addressed these issues.

Furniture Pre Manufacturing Inspection (RM)

Goodada's Mexico Furniture Pre Manufacturing Inspection checks the wood and other materials and parts which will be used to make the furniture products. The inspectors can check that parts are to the specifications which are required. This inspection should be conducted before the factory in Mexico makes any furniture.

Mexico Furniture Insurance

Goodadas Mexico Furniture Freight insurance protects you for not only the total amount of the furniture order but also the cost of shipping, duties, and also up to 10% or even 20% extra to cover anticipated profit.