Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs will apply to all countries at a minimum rate of 10%, with the exception of Mexico and Canada. Trump based this measure on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Among the reciprocal tariffs on U.S. trading partners, the following stand out: China: 34
The FTA between China, Japan and South Korea has been under negotiation for 13 years, with the prospect of accelerating its conclusion. These three nations are among the world’s top 10 exporters and importers of goods, account for one-fifth of the world’s population and together represent 23.4% of
Mexico’s National Customs Agency (ANAM) has cancelled 41 patents of customs agents allegedly involved in the illegal importation of goods. In a joint press release issued by ANAM, the Ministry of Economy and the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF), this information was released as part of the results of
The U.S. government criticized the way in which Mexico‘s customs requirements are being changed. Their argument: Mexico continues to give short notice of changes in procedures. In addition, it inconsistently interprets regulatory requirements at different border posts and unevenly applies standards and labeling rules at the border. Customs
The United States Trade Representation (USTR) questioned the regulation on Mexico‘s Quality Infrastructure Law. Mexico published in August 2024 a draft regulation to implement the Quality Infrastructure Law, in force since July 2020. The document appeared on the website of the National Commission for Regulatory Improvement (Conamer). The
Pepsico highlighted that it is promoting Tosticentros, street food trucks that allow consumers to create a meal centered on Tostitos. The company is working to expand the presence of its brands in high-growth channels and markets. In this regard, Pepsico is strengthening its “Out of Home” business, both