Mexico is a good place for trade because of its close proximity to USA and Canada, consistent economic growth, economic stability and low inflation. In addition, the country’s affordable labour rates for available skilled workforce, logistics benefits, proximity to one of the world’s largest consumer markets, Mexico is epitomized by an openness to international trade.
As per Mexico Customs Data, Mexico’s trade to GDP ratio in 2021 was 83.62%, a 6.71% increase from 2020.
According to Mexico Import Data, the value of goods imported by the country in 2021 was nearly US$ 94,959 million, ranking 13 in total imports all over the world.
As per Mexico Customs Trade Database, the main imports of Mexico are electrical machinery, equipment, chemicals, iron and steel, plastics, vehicles, electronic integrated circuits and petroleum oils. The main import partners are the United States, China, Japan, Germany, Brazil, Vietnam, Canada, Malaysia and South Korea.
Our Mexico Import Trade Data is based on the customs shipping bill documents, Bill of entries which provide the most authenticate and accurate information. Imports Globals Mexico Import Shipment Data helps the importers to identify the global suppliers of the particular product which they want to import along with its price, quantity and all other required details.
