Within the framework of Mexico’s trade policy, Rule Eight has become a strategic tool that facilitates access to essential inputs, parts, and components for the national manufacturing industry. Established in the General Rules and Criteria on Foreign Trade issued by...
In the context of Mexican foreign trade, VAT and IEPS certification is a fundamental tool for enhancing the competitiveness of companies that import goods under temporary importation schemes, particularly those operating under the IMMEX program. This certification,...
The Sectoral Promotion Program (PROSEC) is an industrial development mechanism authorized by Mexico’s Ministry of Economy, which allows companies to import specific goods at preferential tariff rates—including zero duty—regardless of whether the goods are intended for...
Today, more than ever, companies face a globalized and highly competitive business environment. In Mexico, certification as an Authorized Economic Operator, or AEO, is a crucial tool for ensuring competitiveness and trust in international trade. But what does be an...
The C-TPAT program, is a security initiative led by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The program aims to ensure that goods crossing borders are secure and that supply chains are not vulnerable to threats. Companies that enroll in C-TPAT work closely with customs...
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