Every year, the back-to-school season increases imports of school supplies, electronic devices, and student-related products. However, not all products can enter the country under the same requirements. Some must comply …
Commodities are raw materials or basic goods traded in international markets under standardized quality criteria. Their prices are mainly driven by global supply and demand, making them essential to international …
Mexico is one of the most active trading nations in the Americas thanks to its strategic location and access to both the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. This …
The largest international football tournament in North America will not only attract millions of fans—it could also significantly boost trade between Mexico, the United States, and Canada. According to estimates …
If you purchased products from abroad or your company imported goods into Mexico, there’s a chance your shipment could be held during the customs review process. In Mexico, this usually …
January 2026 Mexico began 2026 as the United States’ main trading partner, reaching unprecedented figures for a similar month, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau of the Department …
Customs smuggling is one of the main risks in international trade operations. It not only involves the illegal entry or exit of goods but also incorrect practices in declaration, documentation, …
In international trade, choosing the right shipping line is a key decision that directly impacts costs, transit times, and cargo security. However, not all shipping lines operate the same way …
The Electronic Customs Value Manifestation (ECVM) has become a key element in international trade operations in Mexico. With its mandatory implementation through VUCEM, companies must ensure that the information submitted …
In international trade, there are different ways to move goods out of a country. However, concepts like re-exportation, return, and definitive export are often confused, leading to operational errors, compliance …
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