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Importing from Mexico

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Short answer

Mexico is a USMCA partner. Most originating consumer goods enter duty-free when preference is properly claimed. The IEEPA border duties on Mexican goods were terminated in February 2026.

Country-scoped actions

Programs that apply because of where the goods come from.

  • USMCA preferential treatment applies to originating goods with a valid certification.
  • IEEPA duties under EO 14194 were terminated for entries on or after February 24, 2026.

Product-scoped actions

Programs that apply because of what the goods are. These are evaluated against your HTS classification independently of origin — the absence of a country-specific action does not exempt a product.

  • Section 232 actions apply by HTS scope.
  • Antidumping and countervailing duties apply to select steel, sugar, and produce categories.

Recent changes

  1. CBP ceased collecting IEEPA duties on Mexican-origin goods.

    CBP — CSMS #67834313 — Ending Collection of IEEPA Duties

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Sources

  1. USITCHarmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States
    retrieved
    2026-08-09

    Primary source of truth for Column 1 general rates, special rates, and Chapter 99 subheadings.

  2. CBPCSMS #67834313 — Ending Collection of IEEPA Duties
    CSMS #
    67834313
    effective
    2026-02-24
    retrieved
    2026-08-09

    IEEPA duties no longer collected for goods entered for consumption on or after 12:00 a.m. ET February 24, 2026. Associated HTSUS numbers deactivated in ACE. Explicitly does NOT affect Section 232 or Section 301.

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