When preparing goods for cargo shipping from Russia to Mexico, packaging plays a key role in keeping items safe and compliant with regulations. It is important to use strong, durable materials such as corrugated boxes, pallets, and weather-resistant wraps. For fragile goods, add cushioning materials like foam or bubble wrap and clearly mark packages with “Fragile” labels. All packages must have proper labeling, including sender and receiver details, as well as content descriptions for customs purposes. Goods must also comply with Mexico’s import regulations. For example, products like food, chemicals, or electronics may need special labeling in Spanish and should meet specific packaging guidelines to avoid delays or fines. Improper packaging can lead to product damage during transit, customs hold-ups, or added handling fees. To make this process easier, Alliance Shipping helps clients select the right packaging based on cargo type, shipping method, and destination rules. Their expert team provides guidance on how to seal, secure, and document cargo properly, so everything arrives in Mexico safely, undamaged, and on time.