Supplements & Vitamins
COFEPRIS pathways, ingredient classification, and market intelligence for US supplement brands entering Mexico.
When COFEPRIS Rejects Your Supplement Label: The 6 Most Common Reasons and What to Fix Before Resubmitting
Got a COFEPRIS label rejection for your supplement? Learn the 6 most common reasons US brands fail and exactly what to fix before resubmitting.
COFEPRIS for US Supplement Brands: The Complete 2026 Compliance Playbook
COFEPRIS supplement registration without the $8K consultants: the 2026 playbook covering classification, filings, and how to enter the Mexico market fast.
Aviso de Funcionamiento Explained: The Free COFEPRIS Filing Every US Brand Needs First
Aviso de Funcionamiento explained for US brands entering Mexico. Learn why this free COFEPRIS filing must come first, or your product goes nowhere.
Amazon MX Gummy Vitamins: OLLY Has 24,800 Reviews, Every Other Brand Is Under 400
OLLY has 24,800 reviews on Amazon Mexico. Every other gummy vitamin brand has under 400. What this gap means for US supplement brands eyeing Mexico.
Mexico Gummy Vitamin Market: $297M, 20% CAGR (2026)
The Mexico gummy vitamin market hit $297M, growing 20% a year, and the Amazon MX category leader has just 334 reviews. The entry window for US D2C brands.
The Ingredients Banned in Mexico Your Formulator Doesn't Know About
Shipping supplements to Mexico? The ingredients banned in Mexico that your formulator may have missed, before they cost you access to the whole market.
7 Products You Can't Sell in Mexico (That Are Perfectly Legal in the US)
Expanding your supplement brand to Mexico? Discover 7 products that are perfectly legal in the US but banned or restricted south of the border.
Your supplement might be a medicine in Mexico: the classification guide
60% of US supplements enter Mexico as supplements. The other 40% face 8-18 month delays because of ingredient classification traps. Here's how to check yours.