Tag: Mexico
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Mexico imposes a provisional anti-dumping duty of 0.7334 dollars per kilogram on Chinese PVC coated canvas, extending Latin America’s hardening line against redirected Chinese exports into industrial materials MEXICO CITY, September 8, 2026 Mexico’s Ministry of Economy has imposed a provisional anti-dumping duty of 0.7334 US dollars per kilogram on imports of polyvinyl chloride canvas…
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Two months into the joint review, North America’s trade pact is running on two tracks: real progress with Mexico, open confrontation with Canada, and a September deadline week that will test both WASHINGTON, September 6, 2026 The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement remains fully in force, but the review process meant to secure its future has split…
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Mexico locks in definitive anti-dumping duties of 1.93 dollars per kilogram on Chinese hollow aluminium profiles and 1.72 dollars on US product, capping an eighteen month investigation that lands squarely in the middle of the country’s broader confrontation with Chinese metals overcapacity. MEXICO CITY, September 7, 2026. Mexico has closed one of the most closely…
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Mexico finalizes anti-dumping duties of up to 30.87 US cents per kilogram on hot-rolled steel from China and Vietnam, stacking company-specific levies on a 35 percent tariff wall. MEXICO CITY, September 7, 2026 Mexico has closed the book on one of the most consequential trade remedy cases in its recent history. On September 3, the…
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Mexico opens an anti-dumping investigation into Japanese sheet steel plate, a rare trade-remedy strike at a CPTPP partner, capping a week of aggressive steel defense actions. MEXICO CITY, September 7, 2026 Mexico’s Ministry of Economy has opened a formal anti-dumping investigation into imports of sheet steel plate originating in Japan, an unusual move against one…
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Mexico’s Ministry of Economy has opened an anti-dumping investigation into Japanese hot-rolled carbon steel plate after petitioner Grupo Acerero documented a 35-fold surge in imports, adding Tokyo to a growing list of targets in Mexico’s rapidly hardening steel trade defence campaign. MEXICO CITY, September 4, 2026 Mexico’s Ministry of Economy, the Secretaría de Economía, has…
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Beijing rejects Washington’s transshipment accusations as Mexico signals fresh duties on Chinese steel and textiles, deepening a trade rupture that is redrawing sourcing maps across North America. MEXICO CITY/BEIJING, August 24, 2026. China’s Ministry of Commerce has publicly rejected a White House report accusing Chinese exporters of routing goods through Mexico and other countries to…
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White House opens a 300,000 tonne duty-free window on ground beef as cattle numbers hit a 56-year low, handing importers a narrow and legally unusual opening WASHINGTON, Aug. 22, 2026 President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States will waive out-of-quota tariffs on as much as 300,000 metric tons of imported ground beef…
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Mexico City presses Washington to shrink the 25 percent Section 232 automotive tariff as the USMCA review heads toward a make or break fourth round in September, with rules of origin, steel, and the future of North American carmaking on the table WASHINGTON, Aug. 20, 2026 – Mexico is mounting its most determined push yet…
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Mexico presses Washington to slash Section 232 auto tariffs and rewrite content rules as the USMCA review heads toward a decisive fourth round WASHINGTON, Aug. 19, 2026 – Mexico is mounting its most aggressive push yet to dismantle the tariff wall that the United States has built around the North American auto industry, pressing the…