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Mexico's Rising Import Tariffs: Implications for Global Trade Partners

08 Jan '25
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Mexico's Rising Import Tariffs: Implications for Global Trade Partners
Mexico's Rising Import Tariffs: Implications for Global Trade Partners

Insights

  • Mexico has increased textiles and apparel tariffs to *** per cent (apparel) and ** per cent (textiles) from December 2024 to April 2026 to counter unfair competition and support its domestic industry.
  • This move excludes countries with FTAs, like US and Canada.
  • While intended to protect local producers, the tariff hikes in Mexico may disrupt global trade, particularly for key exporters.

Expanded tariff structure

Products originating from countries with which Mexico has FTAs, such as the United States, Canada, and others under the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), are exempt from these duties.

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