OrbeAduana Group strengthened its role as a specialized logistics and customs partner through the integrated handling of Yamaha marine engines and spare parts
Throughout 2025, OrbeAduana Group, Conqueror member in Mexico City, managed the full import cycle of Yamaha marine engines and related spare parts, reinforcing its expertise in handling regulated, high-value cargo that demands precision at every stage of the supply chain.
The operation involved the integrated coordination of international transportation, customs clearance, and regulatory compliance, ensuring that shipments arrived on schedule and met all applicable import requirements. For marine engines, where technical specifications and documentation accuracy are critical, OrbeAduana’s end-to-end control played a central role in minimizing delays and avoiding compliance risks.
“Handling the importation of marine engines is not just about moving cargo,” said Arturo Pacheco García, Logistics Director at OrbeAduana. “It requires a deep understanding of customs regulations, product classification, and documentation accuracy. Our objective is to ensure that every shipment moves through the process without friction.”
In addition to complete engines, the company also oversaw the importation of Yamaha spare parts, a segment where consistency and timing are essential to downstream distribution and after-sales service. By managing both engines and components under a unified operational framework, OrbeAduana provided its client with greater visibility and control across the supply chain.
The Yamaha program was supported by the company’s broader experience in handling specialized cargo and coordinating with international partners. During the year, they also collaborated with network members in China on Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) operations, aligning customs responsibilities and cost structures to maintain predictability for the importer. Air freight coordination with partners in Europe further complemented the company’s ability to adapt routing and transport modes as needed.
According to Pacheco García, this level of coordination has become increasingly important as trade regulations grow more complex. “Clients are looking for partners who can manage both logistics and compliance as a single process,” he noted. “That integration is what allows us to support high-value imports like Yamaha engines without disruption.”
Beyond the Yamaha program, OrbeAduana continued to handle other complex shipments in 2025, including specialized equipment and project cargo. “These operations require a high level of trust and alignment between partners,” Pacheco García added. “Working within a vetted network allows us to move quickly while maintaining control over compliance and service quality.”
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