Tag: Mexico
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On June 3, 2026, the U.S. Department of Agriculture confirmed something it had not seen in nearly sixty years: a living animal on American soil infested with the larvae of the New World screwworm. The host was a three-week-old calf in Zavala County, in the brushland of South Texas about 25 miles from the Mexican…
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USMCA and IMMEX tariff advisory for Texas importers, Houston exporters and Laredo cross-border traders. Auto, petrochem, steel, agriculture.
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Tariff advisory for Alberta oil, gas, ag and CPKC-dependent exporters. CUSMA, Section 232 pipeline, beef and grain exports.
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Tariff advisory for Atlantic Canadian seafood, forestry and import distribution. Port of Halifax, CETA, U.S. seafood AD/CVD.
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U.S. tariff advisory for Southampton-based vehicle exporters. JLR, Mini, BMW finished units. Section 232 auto, reciprocal tariff.
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Canadian surtax remission, scope rulings, and sourcing alternatives. Chinese EV 100% surtax and steel/aluminum 25% surtax compliance.
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Tariff consulting for Monterrey, Mexico importers: Section 122 mitigation, USMCA, refund recovery, classification, FTZ.
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Tariff consulting for Guadalajara, Mexico importers: Section 122 mitigation, USMCA, refund recovery, classification, FTZ.
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Tariff consulting for Mexico City importers: Section 122 mitigation, USMCA, refund recovery, classification, FTZ.
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Introduction: Billions in Savings, Mostly Unclaimed The United States currently maintains free trade agreements with 20 countries, each offering reduced or zero-duty rates for goods that meet the agreement’s rules of origin. Collectively, these agreements offer importers access to duty savings that can completely eliminate the tariff burden. And yet, a substantial portion of eligible…