Mexico
Customs, tariff, port and foreign-trade changes published in Mexico's Diario Oficial de la Federación, each explained in plain language with a link to the Spanish original.
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Tariffs & HTS
Mexico’s 15 October notice lists approaching expiry dates for duties on U.S. triethanolamine, coated flat steel from China/Chinese Taipei, and U.S. chicken legs and thighs. It invites domestic producers to request sunset reviews; it does not remove those duties now.
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico opened a sunset review of the anti-dumping duty on Indian ferrosilicomanganese in its 8 October decision, effective 9 October 2026. The existing 40.25% duty remains in force during the review; the old five-year anniversary…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico imposed provisional antidumping duties on ceramic floor and wall tiles originating in India, regardless of the country from which they are shipped. Effective September 29, 2026, the amounts are US$0.07 per square metre for…
Customs filings
Mexico amended Annex 2.4.1 of its foreign-trade rules, which identifies goods that must demonstrate compliance with Mexican Official Standards (NOMs) at the border. The changes cover specified drinking-water plumbing goods under…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico completed its sunset review and extended the existing antidumping duties on covered hot-rolled steel sheet originating in Russia and Ukraine for another five years counted from March 29, 2025. The rates remain 21% for…
Customs filings
Mexico's Tax Administration Service (SAT) published in the official gazette (DOF) on September 22, 2026 the Second Resolution amending the 2026 General Foreign Trade Rules (RGCE) and Annexes 1, 2 and 22. It takes effect the day…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico's Ministry of the Navy (Secretaría de Marina) published the port infrastructure tariffs for the Port of Topolobampo, Sinaloa, authorized by its General Directorate of Ports at the request of the port administration, ASIPONA…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico’s Secretaría de Marina published an aviso (15 Sep 2026) announcing that authorized tariffs for the use of port infrastructure were approved for various Mexican ports. The notice states the tariffs were authorized and gives…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico’s Secretariat of the Navy published an aviso (15 Sep 2026) announcing that tariffs were authorized for various port services in multiple Mexican ports. The notice lists companies/ports and links to the tariff documents, and…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico's Finance Ministry repealed Annex 4 of its estimated-price guarantee resolution. The annex covered textile and apparel reference prices. Published on 14 September 2026, the repeal took effect on 15 September 2026; it did…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico's port authority announced that the operating rules for the Port of Topolobampo had been approved by the General Directorate of Ports. The DOF notice was published on 14 September 2026 and says the rules take effect the…
Logistics & shipments
Rosarito's Rules of Operation took effect on 11 September 2026, the day after Mexico's DOF notice. The linked 147-page rules require the shipping company or agent to email vessel-arrival notice to the Harbour Master's Office and…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's 9 September preliminary decision sets a six-month provisional antidumping duty of 0.11917 USD/kg on Chinese-origin colored float glass. The covered product includes unworked, mass-tinted float glass 2–19 mm thick. The…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico published an agreement modifying the Delimitation and Determination of the Port Area (Recinto Portuario) of Guaymas, Sonora. The DOF text (dated 01‑Sep‑2026, published 09‑Sep‑2026) enlarges total port area and excludes an…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's final REV_37-24 review, published September 8, 2026, confirms a definitive antidumping duty of 57.19 USD per piece on Chinese-origin children's bicycles with 10–20-inch wheels. The amount was already set in a preliminary…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's Secretaría de Economía published a preliminary antidumping resolution on September 7, 2026. Effective September 8, it imposes a provisional duty of 0.7334 USD/kg on Chinese-origin, textile-reinforced PVC tarpaulins for…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico's SCT opened a public consultation (PROY-NOM-005-SICT2-2026) for mandatory emergency information to accompany transport units carrying hazardous substances, materials and wastes. Publication date: 2026-09-04. Interested…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's 4 September final antidumping decision imposes 1.58 USD/kg on Chinese-origin solid, non-hollow aluminium profiles and bars, whether finished or unfinished. It covers temporary and definitive imports from 5 September 2026,…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico’s National Customs Agency published an agreement on 04/09/2026 modifying the territorial circumscription of customs. The change amends Article First, fraction XXX to assign municipalities José María Morelos and Othón P.…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's Secretariat of Economy issued a final antidumping resolution (published 2026-09-03) finding hot‑rolled flat steel imports from China and Vietnam dumped and threatening domestic industry; definitive antidumping duties are…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico’s Secretariat of the Navy published a prórroga (extension) of the integral concession for the Port of Ensenada in the DOF on 3 Sep 2026. The concessionaire Administration del Sistema Portuario Nacional Ensenada, S.A. de…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's Ministry of Economy accepted a request and initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of hot-rolled carbon steel plate originating in Japan. The Resolution was published 2026-09-02 and sets the investigatory…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's Ministry of Economy declared the initiation of an administrative review (examen de vigencia) of the definitive antidumping duty on dioctyl phthalate (DOP) from South Korea and the United States. Publication date:…
Logistics & shipments
Mexican Secretaría de Energía (SENER) published formats for permits, authorizations and bitácoras covering production, import, export, storage, transport, commercialization, distribution and retail of biocombustibles. Publication…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico’s Secretariat of the Navy (SEMAR) published an official notice on 28 Aug 2026 announcing authorized tariffs for use of port infrastructure at Tuxpan, Veracruz. The notice says the notice itself is effective on publication…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico’s Secretaría de Marina published a notice (17 Aug 2026; DOF 28 Aug 2026) that it authorized a tariff for the port launch (lanchaje) service at Puerto Chiapas. The notice says the tariff text is available online and that the…
Logistics & shipments
On 2026-08-27 Mexico's Secretaría de Marina published the Second Modification to the Integral Port Concession for Acapulco, formally incorporating the Recinto Portuario de Zihuatanejo and adjacent Zona Federal Marítima (total…
Tariffs & HTS
Mexico's 14 August final antidumping decision imposes 0.1488 USD/kg on Chinese-origin ammonium sulfate from 15 August 2026. The product is the inorganic nitrogen fertilizer ammonium sulfate, including standard and granular forms;…
Logistics & shipments
Tuxpan's Rules of Operation took effect on 15 August 2026, the day after the DOF notice. The linked 447-page DOF PDF includes a 2024 approval letter, but the publication sets the operative date. Rule 22 requires vessel-arrival…
Mexico published Mexico–Colombia FTA Decision 128 on 12 August 2026. It extends a temporary origin-rule dispensation for specified textile goods made entirely in Colombia with listed non-originating yarns. The dispensation covers…
Logistics & shipments
Mexico published an official agreement (11 Aug 2026) modifying the Delimitation and Determination of the Port Precinct (Recinto Portuario) of Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo. The precinct area increases from 68,526.873 m² to…
