Chemical & Ingredients Expansion into Mexico Adds Local Distribution and Support Capabilities
Palmer Holland has expanded into Mexico, adding local infrastructure and operational resources intended to support customers and suppliers across industrial markets in the region.
According to the company, the expansion includes a fully operational legal entity in Mexico, warehouse operations in Querétaro, locally based account managers, Spanish-speaking operational personnel, and support for the industrial business segments and product categories the company currently represents.
For manufacturers and formulators, the move may improve access to localized service, inventory support, and regional supply chain coordination. Palmer Holland stated that the new capabilities are intended to strengthen responsiveness, communication, and continuity of supply for customers operating in Mexico.
Tim Skufca, CEO of Palmer Holland, said the expansion is part of the company’s broader North American growth strategy and is intended to provide stronger technical support and operational coverage across the region. Ron Zmich, Senior Vice President of Industrial Specialties, said the company sees the move as part of a broader transition toward a continental commercial model.
The company also stated that its presence in Querétaro is intended to support long-term commercial relationships and contribute added infrastructure and resources for manufacturers, suppliers, and customers throughout the region.
Source: Palmer Holland