The U.S. Department of Commerce highlighted opportunities for U.S. exporters with the recent customs reform in Mexico. The reform could increase demand for U.S.-origin inputs that benefit from USMCA rules, documentation technologies, automation and customs compliance, and reliable U.S. suppliers that can meet stricter compliance expectations. Opportunities for
Customs oversight in Mexico has impacted US exporters by increasing workloads. Effective January 1, 2026, Mexico’s customs reform strengthens oversight through automated platforms, real-time data validation, and mandatory digital traceability. Customs oversight in Mexico According to the U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. exporters must ensure that invoices, product
The Nogales crossings accounted for $10.8 billion in U.S. exports to Mexico and $23.3 billion in U.S. imports from Mexico. In total, more than $34 billion in trade depended on Nogales. Nogales Crossings Josh Rubin, president of the Port of Santa Cruz County and Greater Nogales, believes that
The US county of Santa Cruz and Gran Nogales proposed improved infrastructure to reduce the loss of perishable goods in trade between Mexico and the United States. The Port Authority of Santa Cruz County and Greater Nogales recommended the creation of a trade facilitation annex to improve coordination
China‘s exports to the world grew at a year-on-year rate of 6.1% in 2025, the country’s General Administration of Customs reported on Wednesday. These trade flows only take into account products, not services. China’s exports to the world As a result, Chinese foreign sales reached a record 26.99
The British government has provided details on the US–UK Supply Chain Security Agreement. In 2025, both nations agreed on supply chain security requirements that must be met for steel, aluminum, and pharmaceutical products under their Trade Agreement. Supply chain security According to the British government, these discussions are