The Mexican government has proposed to Congress the creation of a simplified customs clearance process for imports by parcel delivery and courier companies. In the reform of the Customs Law, the government proposes the creation of a simplified procedure for these e-commerce companies, but with one crucial condition:
The Mexican government has proposed new limits on the tax deposit regime for general bonded warehouses. As part of the customs law reform, the government proposes that goods arrive at the general bonded warehouse within a maximum of 20 calendar days. Otherwise, operations will have to be transferred
The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) proposes more controls on the Strategic Bonded Warehouse (RFE) regime. Through the Customs Law reform initiative, the government plans to tighten controls to prevent misuse of RFEs. To this end, it will be necessary to guarantee the payment of taxes
Mexico, the United States, and Canada are preparing for the joint review of the USMCA scheduled for July 1, 2026. The USMCA entered into force on July 1, 2020, replacing NAFTA under Implementation Act H.R. 5430/Public Law 116-113 in the United States. The Agreement provides for a mandatory
Exports of Mexican avocados, Ecuadorian bananas, and Peruvian blueberries reflect Latin America‘s success in fruit exports worldwide. In 2024, global fruit exports totaled $160.647 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 9.6% and a record high. Of the 10 largest exporters, three were Latin American: Mexico in third place,
The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has initiated consultations on USMCA review. The USMCA includes an unprecedented clause. It establishes a joint review process in which the three countries must confirm the continuity of the agreement. This is the first time that a U.S. trade agreement has included