Doing Business in Mexico, English
Our third chapter of Doing Business in Mexico, International Trade, will provide a general overview of ton Mexican International Trade Policy considering international context, as well as customs aspects. This chapter includes the following sections: Mexican International Trade Policy and Customs Tariff Policy MFN Tariffs or Duties Preferential Tariffs in Free Trade Agreements CPTPP USMCA […]
CPTPP, customs, Doing Business in Mexico, Duty Deferral, Free Trade Agreement, import duties, International Trade, International Trade and Customs, Trade Policy, USMCA, WTO
Trading Room Mexico in WEF From 22 to 25th of January the World Economic Forum (WEF) was held, and this year’s topic was “Globalization 4.0: Shaping a Global Architecture in the age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution”. Underminister of International Trade, Luz María de la Mora, attended WEF to inform the economic policies of the […]
Agricultural Policy, European Union, Free Trade Agreement, Luz María de la Mora, Mexico, Ministry of Economy, Support Prices, USMCA, WEF
Today, August 2, 2017, the Senate released a document entitled “Notice regarding the Initiation of the Negotiations regarding NAFTA’s modernization” that was provided by the Ministry of Economy. In said document, the Ministry of Economy explained the reasons why it should participate in the renegotiation. We highlight the following statements: Mexico will not accept an increase of […]
antidumping, Chapter 11 NAFTA, Chapter 19 NAFTA, Chapter 20 NAFTA, Energy, Free Trade Agreement, Mexican Ministry of Economy, Mexico, NAFTA, NAFTA negotiation, negotiation, Objectives, Priorities, Rules of Origins, United States, USA
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