Global supply

A manufacturing platform built for export.

A chemical shipment requires close coordination and precise documentation. The paperwork accompanies the finished goods, prepared to the same standard.

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Access to regulated markets

Our clients sell into markets that are among the most difficult in the world in which to operate. Government agencies control what can be imported, how it is classified, and how it must be labeled. A shipment is judged as rigorously by its documentation as by its chemistry. Proxima's approach is grounded in extensive experience shipping to those regions. Clients looking to expand into new markets find that our expertise provides access to challenging markets.

Our international experience also shows up in the formulas we design. A material that performs well in one market may be restricted in another, and we have a proven track record of designing formulations around these constraints without sacrificing performance.

02

Mexico manufacturing platform

Manufacturing in Mexico puts production close to North American logistics. Most of our products qualify for Mexican origin, which brings them under free trade agreements covering the United States, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Proxima is built for export, not adapted to it.

03

Brazil

For clients serving Latin America, we develop and manufacture products in Brazil through established relationships with local partners. Production sits inside Mercosur; this gives us preferential access to its member markets.

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Markets served

Across HVAC/R, automotive, and industrial markets, our clients tend to see what others miss: an unresolved technical problem or an unmet customer need. We develop for that across Europe, Asia, Latin America, and North America. The standard of manufacturing and documentation stays the same. The solution is adapted to each application, its regulatory setting, and its market.

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Built to system requirements

Products adapted to the specifications of demanding automotive, HVAC/R, and industrial programs worldwide.

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Trade framework

An export-oriented manufacturer in Mexico structured around the documentation and cross-border requirements international trade demands.

Palletized drums being loaded into an export container
Export loading
Finished chemical drums secured on a pallet
Finished goods
Proxima team labeling drums with export documentation
Export documentation

Documentation discipline

The paperwork travels with the chemistry.

  • SDS and market-appropriate labels
  • Dangerous Goods Declarations
  • Packing lists and commercial invoices
  • Certificates of origin where applicable
  • Shipment-specific documentation
  • Coordination with brokers, forwarders, and authorities

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