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Risk management strategies for your imports
When a company imports goods, it also implicitly takes on a series of risks that can impact profitability, legal compliance, and operational continuity. From logistics delays and documentation errors to …
Trading Company: the easiest way to import or export without complications in Mexico
Want to import or export but don’t know where to start? Many individuals and businesses in Mexico want to get into international trade, but they face two main challenges: This …
5 Common mistakes in In-Transit inventory management (and how to avoid them)
In international trade, in-transit inventory is a strategic asset that many companies underestimate. Lack of visibility, documentation errors, or poor planning can lead to delays, extra costs, or irreversible losses. …
New Customs Rules in Mexico for 2026 You Need to Know
As of January 1, 2026, the reform to Mexico’s Customs Law comes into force. This legislative update, published in 2025, modifies over 60 key articles and imposes new obligations on …
The Electronic Customs Value Manifestation: The New Standard in Customs Oversight for 2025
At REMAR INTERNATIONAL, we keep our community informed about regulatory changes that directly impact foreign trade operations. One of the most significant updates for 2025 is the mandatory implementation of …
Top Exporting States in Mexico 2025
Discover which Mexican states lead exports this year and what that means for your logistics strategy According to data from INEGI, Mexico reached $146.98 billion USD in exports during the …
How to Import without being an Importer?
Importing products might sound like something only large companies or trade experts can do. But today, it’s entirely possible to import without being a registered importer, while staying fully compliant …
Types of Cargo in International Trade
In international trade, not all goods are shipped the same way. Each type of cargo has specific characteristics that determine how it’s packed, handled, and cleared through customs. Understanding these …
How currency fluctuations affect your import and export costs
Currency fluctuation is a key factor in international trade that can lead to major surprises in your costs if not managed properly. For Mexican businesses, variations between the Mexican peso …
Freight Forwarder vs. Shipping Lines: Understanding their logistics functions
If you’re involved in international trade, it’s crucial to know the differences between a Freight Forwarder and a Shipping Line, as they are often confused. Both are essential players in …