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Mexico - Import Tariffs - International Trade Administration
Mexico applies a 16 percent Value Added Tax (IVA) to most sales and imports. Many basic foodstuffs and medicines are zero-rated (0 percent) rather than exempt. Certain services are exempt under the VAT Law and an eight percent effective rate applies in designated Northern and Southern Border regions for eligible taxpayers through December 31, 2025.
Mexico Tariff Rate | TariffCheck.org
Currently, the tariff rate for 25% applies to imports from Mexico. This represents additional costs that importers pay when bringing goods into the United States from Mexico. Furthermore, this rate can change based on trade agreements, economic conditions, and government policies.
Mexico 2026 Customs Updates: Tariffs, Compliance Changes
These measures include tariff increases on certain products, as well as the introduction of enhanced customs controls. The following summarizes the main changes introduced by these legal instruments.
Mexico Approves 50% Tariffs on Many Chinese Imports
Mexico’s Congress authorized up to 50 percent tariffs on Chinese imports on Wednesday, a move seen as an effort to align Mexico with the United States amid pressure from Washington.
Mexico Tariffs 2026: USMCA Import Duty Guide - tariff-check.com
Under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), most Mexican products enter at duty-free or reduced rates—but not all. This guide explains USMCA preferential rates, rules of origin requirements, and when MFN rates apply.
Mexico Tariff Schedule - World Bank
View Trade Statistics by Country including trade summary, exports and imports by partner and products along with tariff and development indicator.
US Tariffs on Mexico 2025 | Tariff Stats & Facts
The most recent escalation in US tariff policy toward Mexico occurred on July 12, 2025, when President Trump announced an increase from 25% to 25% tariffs on Mexican imports, effective August 1, 2025.
Mexico’s new tariff：Summary & MEXCHAM’s position
On September 9, 2025, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum submitted a bill to Mexican Congress proposing amendments to the Import and Export Tax Law that would adjust over 1,400 tariff items.
WTO Tariff & Trade Data | Mexico - Member profile
Explore applied tariffs, bound duties, import/export trends, and compare trade relationships with the most detailed global database. Download raw data for further analysis.
U.S.–Mexico Tariffs Explained: What Importers and Exporters Need to ...
This post explains what the tariffs are, how the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) affects them, how they impact your shipments, and what you should do as an importer or exporter.
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