JG Transport truck at dawn

The Cold Chain Doesn’t Break.

JG Transportes operates a dedicated refrigerated fleet that moves fresh produce from field to border crossing — controlled temperature, direct routing, full documentation on every shipment.

Most produce carriers use third-party drivers at some leg of the journey. That introduces temperature variation, handling gaps, and documentation blind spots.

JG Transportes operates differently.

We are the refrigerated fleet of the JGroup family — the same family that operates JG Berries in Sayula, Jalisco, and supplies fresh produce to the US market under the Solterra brand. We know the supply chain from the inside because we are part of it.

Every move is direct, documented, and controlled. Farm to border, no intermediaries.

THREE REASONS

Temperature
Controlled

Temperature Controlled

Dedicated refrigerated units with in-route temperature monitoring. Product arrives in the same condition it left the field.

Direct
Routing

Direct Routing

No transshipments. The same unit picks up at the field and delivers to the border crossing.

Full
Documentation

Full Documentation

Temperature logs, shipping documentation, origin traceability — delivered with every load.

STRIP SERVICES

Refrigerated Transport
Refrigerated Transport
Farm-to-Border Haul
Farm-to-Border Haul
Dedicated Fleet
Dedicated Fleet
Traceability Documentation
Traceability Documentation
Jalisco Coverage
Jalisco Coverage
Michoacán Coverage
Michoacán Coverage

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the cold chain and why does it matter for shipping perishable products?

The cold chain is the system of transport and storage that keeps perishable products at a controlled temperature from origin to final destination. It is essential for quality, freshness, and food safety of fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural products. At JG Transportes, our 10 refrigerated trailers have real-time temperature monitoring so the cold chain stays unbroken on every Mexico-to-U.S. move.

What documentation is required to export agricultural products from Mexico to the United States?

Key documents typically include a phytosanitary certificate issued by SENASICA, certificate of origin, commercial invoice, export pedimento, and compliance with USDA/APHIS regulations for importing plant products. Some products need additional import permits depending on the destination state. JG Transportes manages this documentation as part of our service so your shipment meets requirements on both sides of the border.

Which refrigerated transport routes does JG Transportes cover?

We run refrigerated routes from major growing regions in Mexico—Sinaloa, Jalisco, Michoacán, and Chihuahua—to key U.S. markets including Texas (Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, McAllen), California (Los Angeles, San Diego, Fresno), and the East Coast (New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta). Our operational base in Sayula, Jalisco helps us coordinate efficient routes with optimized transit times.

How does JG Transportes ensure compliance with USDA regulations?

We support USDA compliance through phytosanitary certificate verification before each shipment, coordination with SENASICA and USDA/APHIS inspectors, temperature records throughout transit, full product traceability documentation, and ongoing staff training on current regulations. We work closely with certified customs agents in both countries to keep border crossings on schedule.

What types of perishable products does JG Transportes transport?

We move a wide range of agricultural perishables: tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers from Sinaloa; berries, avocado, and agave products from Jalisco; avocado, berries, and citrus from Michoacán; and apples, pecans, and peppers from Chihuahua. Our fleet supports different temperature ranges so products arrive in optimal condition at U.S. distribution centers.

What is the relationship between JG Transportes and JGroup?

JG Transportes is part of JGroup, a diversified business group. Sister companies include Solterra (agricultural production), JG Berries (berry production and farm operations), JG Clean MX (industrial cleaning in Mexico), OneClean (clean technology), and AERIS (cleaning services in New York). That vertical integration helps us offer more efficient logistics, especially with Solterra and JG Berries for direct field-to-U.S.-market moves.

Truck on the road

Direct. Documented. Uninterrupted.

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