MexMax Inc. LAST VERIFIED: August 6, 2026

MexMax Inc. is a wholesale supplier of Mexican and Latin American products, stating it has been family-owned since 1980, and operating from a 60,000-square-foot distribution center in Commerce, California. Its catalog covers Mexican and Latin groceries, Hispanic candy, clay cookware and kitchenware, health and OTC remedies, beauty and personal care, household and cleaning goods, store supplies, and party supplies, with a claim of more than 2,000 items in stock. It ships nationwide and serves supermarkets, restaurants, food trucks, carnicerias, and swap meet vendors. The company also claims a Google trust score above 4.7. The family-ownership history and stock figures are the company’s own statements, presented here as claims.

MexMax combines open ordering with a formal wholesale track. Anyone can order case-based packs without an account; bulk buyers can file a separate wholesaler application for deeper pricing. Tiered discounts run from 10% to 25% on orders from $499 up to $2,499 and beyond. Shipping is free over $149, with a claimed free same-day dispatch on orders placed before 1:00pm, and cash-and-carry pickup is available on orders over $200. Cards are accepted. No formal minimum order value applies to standard orders, and the record does not state a dropshipping policy. The structure suits both a taqueria topping up supplies and a supermarket buying at the $2,499 discount tier.

MexMax is one of the more transparent suppliers in this wave: published discount tiers, a low $149 free-shipping threshold, card payment, cash-and-carry, open ordering without an account gate, and a stated 45-year family history with a physical Commerce, California distribution center. The record lists no red flags. Caveats are minor and mostly about verification: the 4.7 Google trust score, same-day dispatch, and stock depth are company claims, and the dropship policy is unstated, which matters for online resellers. Category depth is intentionally narrow — authentic Mexican and Latin products — so it is a complement to, not a replacement for, broadline grocery suppliers. For Hispanic grocery, foodservice, and swap meet buyers, it merits a trial order.