Recently, Mexico's Congress passed a tariff bill with far-reaching implications. Under the bill, starting January 1, 2026, Mexico will raise import tariffs on certain goods originating from countries without a free trade agreement (FTA) with Mexico. The new tariff rates will range from 10% to 50%, and China is among the affected countries.

Hundreds of containers belonging to the Mexico-dedicated freight forwarder "America Star" have been stranded at the port for an extended period, unable to clear customs, triggering collective rights protection by the consignors.

Choosing door-to-door (D2D) shipping for cargo transported from China to Mexico provides exceptional convenience, efficiency, and security by leveraging a single service provider to manage the entire logistics chain from pickup at the supplier's facility in China to final delivery in Mexico.

The cross-border logistics sector has once again come under scrutiny as three freight forwarding companies in Shenzhen have recently encountered operational collapses. How can exporters safeguard against the risk of losing both goods and funds?

The current landscape of cross-border logistics presents a dynamic blend of opportunities and challenges. On the one hand, cross-border trade volumes are experiencing significant growth; On the other hand, the operational environment is becoming increasingly complex.

FCL ocean freight from China to Mexico seems like a straightforward process, but it actually hides many risks. Many foreign trade professionals and cross-border e-commerce sellers have experienced this: after booking the container, they find out that the bill is much higher than the initial quote, which not only disrupts the budget but also affects the overall shipping schedule. In fact, 90% of people have fallen into similar traps. Today,

Analysis indicates that as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) enters the review stage, the implementation standards of future rules of origin and customs inspection procedures may become even stricter, thereby posing higher requirements for regional supply chain compliance management.

On October 9, 2025, Mexican President Claudia Seinbaum officially announced at her daily press conference that the Mexican Congress would temporarily suspend approval of the government's proposed tariff increase on 1,371 products from China and other Asian countries

Choosing the best freight forwarder from China to Mexico saves money. It also helps you avoid problems and manage risks. Experience, good customer service, and flexible help are important. This matters a lot for people who import clothes.

On September 10th, the Mexican government announced that it would carry out a comprehensive reform of import tariffs, raising the tariffs on automobiles from China and other Asian countries to 50%. This decision is intertwined with economic demands to protect domestic industries and geopolitical considerations in response to pressure from the United States.