The Mexican Ministry of Economy began a series of meetings on the review of the USMCA, scheduled for July 1, 2026. Officials from the Ministry of Economy have met with representatives from the United States and Canada. They have also held talks with business leaders and multilateral organizations.
Products imported under Rule Eight into Mexico totaled 179.8964 billion pesos from October 2024 to July 2025. To this end, the Ministry of Economy facilitated the supply of inputs, parts, and components at competitive levels by issuing 1,277 favorable opinions on import requests. The government seeks to strengthen
The Mexican Ministry of Economy reported the results of the Single Window for Foreign Trade (VUCEM) in 2025. In January 2011, the decree establishing the VUCEM was issued, and this window has been fully operational since September 2012. The VUCEM brings together several of the procedures established by
The Secretary of Economy, Marcelo Ebrard, stated that China provides industrial protection and Mexico does not complain about it. His comments were made in the context of the launch of a Chinese investigation into a tariff increase that Mexico plans to impose on products from countries with which
Structural reform of customs agents means they will become foreign trade police, according to José Ignacio Zaragoza, president of the Confederation of Customs Agents Associations of the Mexican Republic (CAAAREM). The Customs Law reform initiative was presented as part of the 2026 Economic Package and represents the most
The North American Strategy for Competitiveness (NASCO) has called for improved harmonization of cybersecurity at North American customs. Cybersecurity protects digital systems from growing threats. It also encompasses risk management and incident response. In doing so, it ensures technological resilience. It guarantees the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of