Verified bill of lading records of 40 Mexican rice importing companies in 2014. Complete company names, addresses and city-level locations derived from actual import shipment documentation.
Mexico represents one of the largest rice import markets in Latin America, with consistent demand driven by a growing population, changing dietary patterns and a domestic production deficit that requires significant volumes of imported rice to meet national consumption needs. In 2014, Mexican rice importers sourced product from major exporting countries including the United States, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and several Asian rice-producing nations. The bill of lading data presented here covers verified import shipment records from 2014, documenting the companies that actively participated in Mexico's rice import trade during this period.
The 40 companies listed below represent a diverse cross-section of Mexico's rice import industry, ranging from large multinational grain trading corporations such as Bunge Comercial SA de CV and ADM Promotions Mexico SA de CV to regional distributors, specialized grain storage companies and retail-oriented food importers. Geographic concentration is notably high in the Mexico City metropolitan area, particularly around the Central de Abastos (wholesale market) in Iztapalapa, which serves as the primary distribution hub for bulk food commodities including rice. Significant importer activity is also observed in Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla, Cancun and other major Mexican cities.
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The following table presents all 40 verified Mexican rice importing companies identified through bill of lading records from 2014. Each entry includes the full legal company name and registered business address as documented in import shipment filings. Companies are listed in alphabetical order for easy reference and cross-referencing with trade databases.
| # | Company Name | Address & City |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ABASTOS CANTABRIA SA DE CV | Zona 1 Nave 2 Bodega H32, CC de Abastos, Iztapalapa, Mexico City |
| 2 | ADM PROMOTIONS MEXICO SA DE CV | Av Fuentes de Satelite Col Jardines de Satelite 14, Tlahuac, Mexico City |
| 3 | ALIMENTOS Y CEREALES SA DE CV | Pedro Celestino Negrete 1325, Industrial Bernardo, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon |
| 4 | ALMACENES ALTAMIRA SA DE CV | Zona 1 Nave 1 Bodega A 7, Central de Abastos, Iztapalapa, Mexico City |
| 5 | ALMACENES VACA SA DE CV | Av de los Insurgentes Col Ganadera 2242, Irapuato, Guanajuato |
| 6 | ALTA CALIDAD DE SEMILLAS Y GRANOS SA DE CV | Cto Rio Salinas 23, Paseos de Churubusco, Milpa Alta, Mexico City |
| 7 | ANADIS SA DE CV | Kohunlich Mza 01 Lt 2, Iztacalco, Mexico City |
| 8 | BUNGE COMERCIAL SA DE CV | General Antonio Leon 65, San Miguel Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City |
| 9 | CENTRAL MOLINERA LA MERCED SA DE CV | General Anaya Ent Sta Escuela y Pradera 6A y B, Merced, Iztacalco, Mexico City |
| 10 | CHILES SECOS EL RANCHERO SA DE CV | Boulevard 2000 Los Venados Km 22, Tijuana, Baja California |
| 11 | COMERCIALIZADORA DE GRANOS SELECCIONADOS SA DE CV | Mdo de Abastos Bodega E 8, Ciudad Guzman, Jalisco |
| 12 | COMERCIALIZADORA DE SEMILLAS Y MATERIALES SANTA CE | Avenida 11 Entre Calles 21 y 23, Coscomatepec, Veracruz |
| 13 | DIGRANS SA | Enrique Dunant 20, El Partidor, Cuautitlan, Estado de Mexico |
| 14 | DIGRAVASA DE CV | Coyul 2139, Mercado de Abastos, Guadalajara, Jalisco |
| 15 | DOKSUMEX SA DE CV | Calz Azcapotzalco La Villa 66, Azcapotzalco, Mexico City |
| 16 | EL ARTE EN PALETAS SA DE CV | Mar Mediterraneo 13182, Country Club, Guadalajara, Jalisco |
| 17 | EMPACADORA DE SEMILLAS ZARAGOZA SA DE CV | Ignacio Zaragoza 1166 Loc B, Pantitlan, Magdalena Contreras, Mexico City |
| 18 | EMPACADOS SA DE CV | Los Angeles Ote 2200, Mariano Escobedo, Puebla, Puebla |
| 19 | FRASCHETTI MEXICANA DE IMPORTACION SA DE CV | Av Palenque Mza 4 No 147 Smza 30, Cancun, Quintana Roo |
| 20 | GRANOS Y SEMILLAS DE MEXICO SA DE CV | Dos 16 y 20 Bodega de Transferencia, Central de Abastos, Milpa Alta, Mexico City |
| 21 | HANSEATIK SA DE CV | Oaxaca 221, Heroes de Padierna, Alvaro Obregon, Mexico City |
| 22 | IMPORTADORA DE ALIMENTOS SANTANDER SA DE CV | Calle 1 Bodega LC 10 Manzana 1 Lote 10, Iztapalapa, Mexico City |
| 23 | IMPORTADORA KUKULKAN SA DE CV | 25 Entre 16A y 18 Col Chichenitz, Merida, Yucatan |
| 24 | IMPORTADORA PRIMEX SA DE CV | Blvd Magnocentro 4, San Fernando, Huixquilucan, Estado de Mexico |
| 25 | IND DE PROD AGRIC DE LA CUENCA DEL PAP SA DE CV | Av 13 518 A 2, San Cayetano, Cordoba, Veracruz |
| 26 | INDUSTRIA AGRICOLA CARREDANA SA DE CV | Cazuela 28, Zona Norte C Abasto, Iztapalapa, Mexico City |
| 27 | KOSMIKOSA DE CV | Lomas de Sotelo 1 Er Piso, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City |
| 28 | KUME IMPORTACIONES SA DE CV | Isabel La Catolica 409, Obrera, Cuahtemoc, Iztacalco, Mexico City |
| 29 | LA CASTELLANA SA DE CV | C Abasto Z 1 Sec 2 Nave 2 Loc F 46, Z Urb Ejidal, Iztapalapa, Mexico City |
| 30 | LA COSMOPOLITANA SA DE CV | Lago Zurich 519, Francisco I Madero, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City |
| 31 | MEXICANA DE VIVERES MSVSA DE CV | Bahia de Magdalena 136, Veronica Anzures, Mexico City |
| 32 | MEXIMPORT FOOD WIN S DE RL | Calle Justo Sierra 1744, Iztapalapa, Mexico City |
| 33 | MOLINO HARINERO SAN BLAS SA DE CV | 30 Poniente 1306, Puebla, Puebla |
| 34 | PARTICIPACIONES MARIANO SA DE CV | Rosas Moreno Entre A Herrera y San Cosme 32, San Rafael, Iztacalco, Mexico City |
| 35 | PRODUCTOS AGROALIMENTARIOS DE TAMAULIPAS SA DE CV | Yucatan 2804, Victoria, Tamaulipas |
| 36 | PRODUCTOS VERDE VALLE SA DE CV | Vallarta 5683, Santa Maria del Pueblito, Zapopan, Jalisco |
| 37 | PROVEEDORES DE ALIMENTOS DE CANCUN SA DE CV | Calle 6A Bodega 94 Ctral de Abastos, Cancun, Quintana Roo |
| 38 | PROVISIONES DE XALAPA SA DE CV | Sur Cuatro 10, Ferrocarril, Xalapa, Veracruz |
| 39 | RICE AND FEED GRAIN DE MEXICO SA DE CV | Francisco I Madero 1955, Monterrey Centro, Nuevo Leon |
| 40 | TIENDAS CHEDRAUI SA DE CV | Priv A Chedraui Caram, Xalapa, Veracruz |
Among the 40 companies identified in the 2014 Mexico rice import bill of lading records, several stand out due to their market position, company scale and strategic importance in the Mexican grain and rice supply chain. The following profiles highlight the most notable importers based on available trade data and industry recognition.
Mexican subsidiary of Bunge Limited, one of the world's largest agribusiness and food ingredient companies. Based in San Miguel Chapultepec, Mexico City, Bunge operates extensive grain processing, trading and distribution networks across Mexico, handling rice, wheat, corn, soybean and other commodity imports.
Archer Daniels Midland's Mexican operation, a major global agricultural processing and commodities trading corporation. ADM Mexico is involved in the import, processing and distribution of rice and other grains through its nationwide supply chain infrastructure.
One of Mexico's largest supermarket chains with hundreds of retail locations across the country. Chedraui imports rice and other food commodities directly to supply its extensive retail network, serving as a significant end-user importer in the Mexican market.
A Monterrey-based company specializing in rice and feed grain imports for the northeastern Mexican market. Located in the industrial heartland of Nuevo Leon, this company serves regional grain distributors and livestock feed manufacturers.
Located in Huixquilucan, Estado de Mexico, Primex operates in the greater Mexico City metropolitan area as a food products importer. Its proximity to the capital region provides strategic access to Mexico's largest consumer market.
Operating from the Central de Abastos wholesale market in Iztapalapa, Almacenes Altamira serves as a major bulk storage and distribution company for food commodities including rice. The Central de Abastos is Latin America's largest wholesale food market.
The geographic analysis of Mexico's rice importing companies reveals a clear concentration pattern. The majority of importers are located in the Mexico City metropolitan area, particularly around the Iztapalapa and Iztacalco districts where the Central de Abastos (Central Wholesale Market) is located. This facility serves as the primary distribution hub for bulk food commodities in Mexico and naturally attracts grain storage, trading and distribution companies. The Guadalajara metropolitan area in Jalisco represents the second largest cluster, reflecting the economic importance of western Mexico. Monterrey in Nuevo Leon, Puebla and Cancun are other significant import hubs identified in the data.
The largest concentration of rice importers, with over 20 companies operating in Iztapalapa, Iztacalco, Miguel Hidalgo, Azcapotzalco, Alvaro Obregon, Cuahtemoc, Tlahuac and Milpa Alta districts.
Western Mexico's primary economic center hosts multiple rice and grain importers including DIGRAVASA, El Arte en Paletas and Comercializadora de Granos Seleccionados, serving the Pacific coast region.
Major industrial city in northeastern Mexico with companies like Alimentos y Cereales SA de CV and Rice and Feed Grain de Mexico SA de CV supplying the northern industrial corridor.
Significant importer presence in Puebla, Veracruz (Cordoba and Xalapa), Tijuana, Cancun, Merida, Ciudad Guzman, Irapuato and Tamaulipas, reflecting nationwide rice demand.
The bill of lading data from 2014 identifies 40 verified Mexican rice importing companies. These companies range from large multinational agribusiness corporations to regional grain distributors and retail chain importers operating across Mexico.
Among the identified importers, multinational corporations such as Bunge Comercial SA de CV (subsidiary of Bunge Limited) and ADM Promotions Mexico SA de CV (Archer Daniels Midland) are among the largest in terms of trading volume and supply chain infrastructure. Tiendas Chedraui SA de CV is notable as one of Mexico's largest retail importers.
The highest concentration of rice importers is found in the Mexico City metropolitan area, particularly around Iztapalapa district near the Central de Abastos wholesale market. Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla and Cancun are other significant locations with active rice importing companies.
The Central de Abastos (CEDA) in Iztapalapa is the largest wholesale food market in Latin America. It serves as Mexico's primary distribution hub for food commodities including rice, grains, produce and other bulk food products, which is why many importers are located in or near this facility.
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