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The Authorization Most Importers Sign Once and Never Audit
Importing Textiles and Footwear into Mexico: Three Layers of Control, Not One
Gold, Silver and Copper: Why the Sectoral Register You Need May Be the Export One
The Encargo Conferido: The Authorization Most Importers Sign Once and Never Audit
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Importing Textiles and Footwear into Mexico: Three Layers of Control, Not One
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Gold, Silver and Copper: Why the Sectoral Register You Need May Be the Export One
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The Encargo Conferido: The Authorization Most Importers Sign Once and Never Audit

The encargo conferido authorizes a customs broker to act in your name, and stays on the SAT register until you revoke it. Audit it annually.

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The Encargo Conferido: The Authorization Most Importers Sign Once and Never Audit
Customs & Compliance
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Importing Textiles and Footwear into Mexico: Three Layers of Control, Not One

Mexico controls textile and footwear imports through one posture in three layers: sector registration, closed regimes, and valuation scrutiny. Map the stack.

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Importing Textiles and Footwear into Mexico: Three Layers of Control, Not One
Customs & Compliance
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Gold, Silver and Copper: Why the Sectoral Register You Need May Be the Export One

Gold, silver and copper are listed in Sector 9 of the Padrón de Exportadores Sectorial, not on the import side. What that changes for a metals operation.

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Gold, Silver and Copper: Why the Sectoral Register You Need May Be the Export One

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Mexico Moved the MVE Deadline to August 1. The Obligation Didn't Move With It.
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Mexico Moved the MVE Deadline to August 1. The Obligation Didn't Move With It.

As of June 1, 2026, Mexico's Manifestación de Valor Electrónica is mandatory and signed with the importer's e.firma — not the broker's. What changed and what to verify this week.

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What an Aviso Automático de Importación really is, why "automático" doesn't mean instant or optional, and how the steel (Regla 2.2.26) and aluminum (Regla 2.2.26 BIS) regimes differ for Mexican importers.

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Mexico's Reforma Aduanera 2025 enters into force on January 1, 2026 and rewrites the documentation, liability, and supervision rules of cross-border trade. Here's the context, the objectives, and what it means for your operation.

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