Effective July 1, 2020, used vehicles need to comply with regulations under the treaty.

Upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 will open numerous business opportunities in Mexico for U.S. firms. 

U.S. exporters must monitor these rules affecting e-platforms and courier services.

The Mexican government has established temporary import tariffs ranging from 5% to 50% for 544 HS codes.

Mexican customs portal experienced delays and latency in processing import documents.

The Mexican government has established temporary import tariffs ranging from 5% to 50% for 544 HS codes.

The Mexican government is accepting comments on a new electromobility regulation.

Advanced manufacturing techniques and applications have exploded across a range of industry-sectors in Mexico.

Mexico plans for new voluntary standards and mandatory technical regulations.  U.S. stakeholders can participate in the process in several ways.

Public comments are welcome on proposed changes to Mexico’s Harmonized System (HS) of Goods Classification, commonly referred to as HS or tariff codes.

The cybersecurity market in Mexico is expected to continue growing as the digitalization efforts continue and cyber-attacks become more frequent.

In 2024, the deadline for imposing penalties for not issuing the Complementary Waybill 3.0 is extended

MEXICO CERTIFICATION OF ORIGIN UPDATE

With over 650 fintechs, Mexico is currently the largest fintech market in Latin America after Brazil and Colombia.

On October 11, 2023, The Mexican President published a decree, offering attractive fiscal incentives tailored to crucial sectors of the export industry