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Long-haul freight truck on an open North American highway at golden hour, evoking USMCA cross-border trade
Programs

June 5, 2026

USMCA certificate of origin: how to pay 0% duty (and the mistakes that void it)

The certificate of origin is what lets you import under USMCA (T-MEC) preferential tariff treatment. What it is, how certification works, what rules of origin are, and why a 'Made in USA' product isn't enough to qualify.

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Customs value documentation and worksheet on a foreign trade office desk
Compliance

May 27, 2026

Electronic customs value declaration: mandatory from August 1, 2026 — what to do now

Mexico's Electronic Customs Value Declaration (MVE) becomes mandatory via VUCEM on August 1, 2026 (postponed on June 2). What it is, who's responsible, how customs value is determined, and what happens if you get it wrong.

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Inspector checking labeling on imported goods at a bonded warehouse
Compliance

May 19, 2026

Mexican labeling NOMs for importers: 051, 003, 004 and the ones people forget

Mexico's Official Standards (NOMs) for labeling are the #1 cause of goods getting held at customs. Here's which NOM applies to your product, how customs verifies compliance, and what happens if you arrive mislabeled.

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Customs clearance documentation on a foreign trade office desk
Operations

May 18, 2026

Mexican customs clearance step by step: from Bill of Lading to released entry

Exactly what happens between your goods arriving at port and leaving customs. Documents, typical timelines, the random selection mechanism, and where operations actually get stuck.

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Customs documentation on desk with screen showing bill of lading
Compliance

April 30, 2026

Importing into Mexico without an importer registry: how an importer-of-record works

If your company wants to import but is not registered in Mexico's importer registry, an importer-of-record (IOR) solves the problem. Here's how it works and when it makes sense.

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