Origin: MX

Importing from Mexico in 2026: duty rates and trade-remedy programs

What US importers pay on goods of Mexico origin depends on the 10-digit HTS code plus any active Chapter 99 measures — Section 232, Section 301, IEEPA, reciprocal tariffs, and AD/CVD orders. Below: the programs that affect Mexico most, a starting point by HTS chapter, and a link to look up any specific code.

Trade-remedy programs affecting Mexico

Reciprocal tariff

USMCA-qualifying goods are exempt from the reciprocal tariff when filed correctly.

Section 232

USMCA preference does not exempt steel, aluminum, or copper from Section 232 unless content-based exemptions apply.

Common chapters to look up

Chapter 84
Machinery, mechanical appliances
Chapter 85
Electrical machinery, electronics
Chapter 72
Iron and steel
Chapter 73
Articles of iron or steel
Chapter 76
Aluminum and articles thereof
Chapter 94
Furniture, bedding, lamps
Chapter 39
Plastics and articles thereof
Chapter 61
Apparel — knitted or crocheted
Chapter 62
Apparel — not knitted or crocheted
Chapter 64
Footwear
Chapter 87
Vehicles other than railway
Chapter 95
Toys, games, sports equipment

Pick a chapter to drill into specific HTS codes, then add /from/mexico to any code URL to see the duty rate from Mexico.

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