How to Buy Wholesale from MexMax: Minimum Orders, Resale Requirements, and Planning Your First Order

How do you apply for a MexMax wholesale account?

Fill out the MexMax wholesale signup form with your contact and business details. Once your account is approved, sign in to see wholesale prices on the store.

The form asks for your company name, address, phone number, website, business type, yearly sales volume, number of store locations, and years in business. Have these details ready before you start so the application matches your business records.

MexMax has served supermarkets across the Western United States since 1980, and the wholesale program is built for grocery stores, convenience stores, restaurants, food trucks, and other resellers.

What documents do you need?

You need a Tax ID and a business license. Both are required fields on the wholesale application, and the business license is uploaded with the form.

Make sure the business name on your documents matches the name on your application. A clear, readable copy speeds up the review. If your state uses a different name for your license or resale document, contact info@mexmax.com before you apply.

What is the minimum order and wholesale discount?

MexMax wholesale accounts get 25% off all products, with a $750 minimum purchase per order. The discount applies across the entire store, from Mexican groceries and candy to beverages and personal care.

Plan your first cart to reach the $750 minimum with products you know you can sell, rather than adding items just to hit the threshold. If you have questions about your account pricing, contact info@mexmax.com.

How should you choose your opening assortment?

Choose products that match your customers and available shelf space, then check case sizes before deciding how many units to bring into stock.

Start with a small set of categories that fit your store. For example, compare options in MexMax’s Mexican food collection if groceries are your focus. A retailer that already sells personal care can separately review the hair care collection. Both collections show case and per-unit information on their product cards.

Our planning recommendation is to distinguish established demand from products you are testing. Give each candidate a shelf location and a reason to be included. Check the individual listing for pack size and availability. A smaller, intentional assortment is easier to review than a cart filled with unrelated products simply to reach a spending target.

Not sure where to start? Browse our product selections for convenience stores and restaurants, or begin with popular categories like Mexican candy and canned foods from Mexico.

How do you compare case price with unit cost?

Read the units-per-case field alongside the case price, and use that quantity to calculate an estimated product cost for each sellable unit.

The Boing Mango Fruit Drink listing identifies a 24-unit case and a 12-ounce product size. This illustrates why a bottle size and an order quantity answer different questions. Verify the current listing and cart instead of assuming that the displayed case price buys one bottle.

For your own worksheet, record the selected item, units per case, number of cases and current case price. Multiply cases by units per case to estimate received units. Divide the product subtotal by the unit count to compare purchase costs. Add shipping and other applicable charges separately before deciding whether the order fits your budget. These calculations are planning methods, not a promise of profit.

How does shipping work for wholesale orders?

Shipping cost is calculated at checkout based on your address and the approximate weight of your order. MexMax ships with FedEx and USPS. Orders usually take 24 to 48 hours to prepare, then USPS Priority arrives in 2 to 4 business days and FedEx Ground in 3 to 7 business days. Every order includes tracking.

For larger orders of more than 50 cases, you can ask for pallet pricing. Add the shipping cost to your product subtotal when you work out your cost per unit. See the shipping policy and FAQ for details.