Question: Looking for advice on setting up bonded warehouses or FTZ in Mexico, or better alternatives. Facts: We want to sell direct to our MX customers out of MX; the items physically enter MX from foreign soil. We want to avoid all taxes and duties and sell directly out of the bonded warehouse/FTZ. If we […]
Our invoices show a gross price, then list any applicable customer discounts, then a net price at the bottom. Many of our customers in Mexico have no issue with this method – though one is currently challenging us claiming Mexican Customs Law does not allow an invoice to show gross price, discounts and final […]
Question: Our company plans to ship some parts for engraving to Mexico then ship back to the U.S. What shipping arrangement should I do so that when the work is done, I don’t have to pay duty for the return goods to the U.S.? When the shipment entered into Mexico, is there a way […]
Question: Would anyone know whether Mexico’s labeling requirements for removable insoles fall under Mexican Official Standard NOM-004-SCFI – Clothing and Textiles, or would insoles fall under NOM-020-SCFI – Leather Goods, Footwear, etc.? The insoles are polyurethane with a textile cover, and will be exported in retail packaging. =============
Question: Would anyone know whether Mexico’s labeling requirements for removable insoles fall under Mexican Official Standard NOM-004-SCFI – Clothing and Textiles, or would insoles fall under NOM-020-SCFI – Leather Goods, Footwear, etc.? The insoles are polyurethane with a textile cover, and will be exported in retail packaging. ==========
Question: Would anyone know whether Mexico’s labeling requirements for removable insoles fall under Mexican Official Standard NOM-004-SCFI – Clothing and Textiles, or would insoles fall under NOM-020-SCFI – Leather Goods, Footwear, etc.? The insoles are polyurethane with a textile cover, and will be exported in retail packaging. ==========
Question: Would anyone know whether Mexico’s labeling requirements for removable insoles fall under Mexican Official Standard NOM-004-SCFI – Clothing and Textiles, or would insoles fall under NOM-020-SCFI – Leather Goods, Footwear, etc.? The insoles are polyurethane with a textile cover, and will be exported in retail packaging. ==========
Question: Running out of Options supplying my subsidiary in Mexico a Certificate of Free Sale for the items we ship to them. I have been asked to provide a COFS for all items we ship to them whether it be manufactured by us in the US or purchased from foreign […]
QUESTION: I would like to ask the membership how they are handling COFS for non-FDA products. I was told by our subsidiary that all items that we ship to them in Mexico must not only Have a Nafta Certificate of Origin for all those US products., but they must also Have a Certificate […]
Question: Can someone in the membership point me to where (in Spanish or English) I can find information on amendment/rectification information for Mexican import pedimentos? I am looking for the different types of amendments, how they are used to correct what types of errors, the time limits imposed, etc… For example: In […]
Question: Our company is looking to expand sales to customers in Mexico. At this time,we are trying to play out the different scenarios and requirements. -The ultimate destination is to prospect customers in Mexico -We would invoice either our Mexican customer directly, or their U.S. location -We would pay freight […]
Question: Does anyone have experience or had any experience with submitting an advanced ruling under the NAFTA Rules of Origin in Mexico. My company wants to export a product to Mexico and we want to make sure this item is NAFTA qualified. Does any have a specific contact person in Mexico or […]
