After several years of experience as a supervisor with a local nation wide motor freight carrier and at a local licensed U. S. Customhouse firm, Hector M. Caballero received license no. 11347 in October 1988 authorizing him to transact business as a licensed U.S. Customhouse Broker. the first office was established in the laredo downtown area at 1000 Washington street ste no. 2.
    
     With the support of friends, customers, and staff he quickly established himself as a predominant brokerage firm for the import of livestock from Mexico thru the Laredo port, the business was incorporated to Caballero Brokers, Inc. in August 1989. He received corporate Customhouse license 11739 in October 1989. In december 1989, at the request of several of clients, a second office was opened in del Rio, Texas. The following year offices at the Hidalgo - Reynosa Border, Roma - Miguel Aleman Border, and Eagle Pass - Piedras Negras border were operational.
    
      In October 1990 Caballero Brokers, Inc. received CH license 374 authorizing them to transact business as a bonded carrier.        
     Establishing our commitment to fulfill our client’s increasing need for warehousing and distribution, Caballero Brokers, Inc. moved it’s entire Laredo operation to a 16,000 square foot facility located at 4602 Modern Lane in January 1996. This move allowed consolidation of both U.S. Customhouse Broker activities with forwarding, warehousing and distribution. Fulfilling our ongoing commitment, in November 1998 Caballero Brokers, Inc purchased an additional warehouse location at 4605 Modern Lane. In which facility Caballero Brokers, Inc. now operates. This location will house a modern state of the art facility which will include over 8,000 square feet of office space, 30,000 square feet of warehouse space and 42,000 square feet of yard.
     
     Our understanding, experience and ability to foresee and fill importing, warehousing, and distribution needs has allowed us to better help our customer understand and comply with all import regulations and requirements, thus permitting their goods to celar through U.S. Customs and other governmental agencies as smoothly and as fast as possible.