In a letter sent to our Ministry by our Trade Attaché in Mexico City, it is stated that, in accordance with the Decree published in the Official Gazette of the Mexican Federal Republic on December 29, 2025, and which entered into force under the “General Import and Export Taxes Law of Mexico”, a regulation has been made to re-establish customs duties at rates ranging from 5% to 50% on the import of goods classified under customs tariff code 1,463, including textiles, ready-made clothing, leather products, shoes, plastics and their products, steel, aluminum, light vehicles, motorcycles, automotive parts, paper and cardboard products, furniture, household appliances, toys, cosmetics and personal care products, glass and its products, in order to protect domestic industry, reduce dependence on imports, and correct trade imbalances with countries with which Mexico does not have a Free Trade Agreement. Information about the aforementioned application can be obtained from the following link, and it is considered beneficial to inform your relevant sector members via email and to direct them to our relevant Trade Attaché (meksika@ticaret.gov.tr) for additional information.