Define & identify
We review your product, materials, volumes, timeline, and quality expectations, then identify manufacturers with relevant capabilities.
FOCUS / A practical sourcing brief
ON THE FACTORY FLOOR · LATIN AMERICA
Your sourcing team in Latin America
We help you get
quality parts
on-time.
Find the right manufacturing partner in Latin America—with a team on the ground to qualify suppliers, coordinate RFQs, and follow through on quality.
Built for U.S. companies. Backed by local oversight.
01 / DISCOVERCapability-led supplier search
02 / VALIDATEQualification before commitment
03 / FOLLOW THROUGHPeople on the ground
A closer supply chain starts here
A factory name is
just the beginning.
You need a partner who can make your product—and deliver on the details.
ASAP TRADING Sourcing helps U.S. companies turn nearshoring plans into practical supplier relationships. We look beyond a sales presentation to understand equipment, processes, capacity, quality systems, and export readiness.
Tell us what you need to manufactureManufacturing capabilities
Industrial depth.
More possibilities.
From individual components to assemblies, we start with your specifications and find the manufacturing fit. Capabilities are evaluated for each project.
the right questions.
01Metal fabrication & CNC
Precision machining, turning, milling, sheet metal, fabrication, and related processes. We assess material, tolerance, finish, tooling, and capacity requirements.
Discuss a metal component ↗02Rubber & elastomers
Molded rubber parts, bushings, seals, and vibration-control components. Qualification considers compound requirements, tooling, test methods, and consistency.
Discuss a rubber component ↗03Plastics & molded parts
Plastic components and molded products. We help review resin specifications, mold requirements, part geometry, production volumes, and inspection criteria.
Discuss a plastics project ↗04Automotive & industrial components
Suspension, engine-related parts, hardware, industrial components, and assemblies. Required documentation and validation—including PPAP where applicable—are defined around your program.
Discuss your component program ↗05Suspension parts
Shock absorbers, bushings, mounts, and related suspension components. We evaluate materials, dimensional requirements, testing, and production consistency around your application.
Discuss your suspension project ↗Have a different manufacturing need? Let’s explore it together ↗
From requirements to production
One process.
A team that stays involved.
We connect commercial, engineering, production, and quality conversations, so critical details don’t get lost between a quote and a purchase order.
Qualify & compare
We evaluate supplier fit and coordinate RFQs, comparing pricing, tooling, MOQs, lead times, and commercial terms on a consistent basis.
FOCUS / An informed supplier decisionDevelop & validate
We coordinate samples, prototypes, tooling discussions, and agreed quality checks before the program moves into production.
FOCUS / Clear production expectationsOversee & follow up
We support factory visits, inspections, production follow-up, and corrective actions within the agreed scope of your project.
FOCUS / Local eyes on executionSupplier identification · Factory qualification · RFQs · Quality control · Local oversight
Ing. Liliana Vanegas - Quality ControlNearshoring, with follow-through
Closer to the factory.
Closer to the facts.
Manufacturing closer to the U.S. can make collaboration and factory access more practical. The value comes from choosing the right partner—and managing the details.
Work in a closer time zone
Make room for productive conversations with the people running your production.
Diversify with a clear purpose
Evaluate regional options against your cost, capacity, logistics, and quality needs.
See beyond the quotation
Review what happens on the factory floor, with local support when the project calls for it.
The people behind the process
Your team.
On both sides.
A U.S. business perspective connected with sourcing and quality expertise in Latin America.
San DiegoLimaBogotá
Business & relationships
Juan-José Rebaza
CEO & Founder
Experience in international business development, sales, marketing, and logistics. Bringing the U.S. buyer’s priorities into the sourcing conversation.
Sourcing & execution
César Salamanca
Sourcing Project Manager
Background in architecture, project management, planning, production, and quality assurance. Connecting project requirements with factory execution.
What do you need to start a supplier search?
A description of the part or product, materials and processes, expected volumes, quality requirements, and target timing. Ideally, we would also like to know your target price. Start with a non-confidential overview; we can discuss confidentiality before detailed drawings or proprietary information are shared.
Can you work beyond automotive?
Yes. We consider industrial manufacturing projects across metal fabrication and CNC, rubber, plastics, and related components. One of our partners also brings over 20 years of agribusiness experience. Supplier fit, availability, and the scope of our support are confirmed for each project.
Do you provide factory lists?
Our service is a managed sourcing engagement. Factory identities and introductions are shared selectively under an agreed project scope and appropriate confidentiality terms. Our supplier network is proprietary; we do not distribute free factory directories.
Do you guarantee pricing, certification, or delivery?
Each manufacturer and project must be evaluated. Pricing, certifications, production capability, lead times, inspections, and deliverables are verified or agreed during the engagement. A sourcing inquiry does not guarantee supplier availability or a commercial outcome.
Start a sourcing conversation
What do you need
to manufacture?
Tell us about your project. We’ll help frame the next step toward a qualified manufacturing partner in Latin America.
info@asap-trading.net ↗Talk to our team on WhatsApp ↗Your project. A considered introduction.Start with a non-confidential summary. Detailed specifications and supplier introductions follow an agreed scope and confidentiality arrangements.