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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
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 …
Artificial intelligence has transformed the way businesses operate globally—and foreign trade is no exception. From automating customs processes to optimizing logistics routes, AI has become a key ally in making …
In the past decade, Mexico has emerged as a preferred destination for nearshoring, a strategy where companies move their operations closer to their main market. This trend has significantly increased …
These five programs enhance the competitiveness of companies, allowing them to enter the global market and simplify administrative procedures. The export promotion programs are: The IMMEX program allows manufacturers of …
The main objective of the IMMEX program is to allow foreign companies, traders, or manufacturers to import raw materials into Mexico without paying the general import taxes, value-added taxes, or …
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