Monthly trade reports
Free monthly summaries of Mexico customs import records from January 2026 onward: total declared value and, where published, weight, the number of records, and the number of importers, top products, top origins, and what changed. The latest report covers August 2026. Reports are published in English and Spanish.
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Mexico's sea and air imports reached US$32.5 billion in August 2026, up 20.8% from August 2025. Integrated circuits (HS 8542) were the largest single product at US$3.50 billion, up 281.2% year on year and the highest since January 2025. Taiwan supplied...
For the first time this year, refined fuels (HS 2710) topped Mexico's sea and air import list. They rose for a fifth consecutive month, to US$2.56 billion in June 2026, up 17.2% from May and 71.5% from June 2025. Computers (HS 8471) fell 31.9% to US$2.41...
Integrated circuits (HS 8542) were the standout in May 2026. Mexico imported US$2.87 billion of them by sea and air, up 45.5% from April and the highest monthly value since January 2025, after three consecutive increases. Refined fuels (HS 2710) rose for a...
Compared with a year earlier, Mexico's sea and air imports rose 25.7% in April 2026, to US$33.6 billion, and 9.6% from March. The increase came by air: air imports reached US$14.4 billion, up 95.9% from April 2025, while sea imports were 1.0% lower....
At US$13.8 billion, Mexico's sea and air exports in March 2026 were the highest monthly total since January 2025, up 19.6% from February. Crude petroleum (HS 2709) rose 68.1% to US$1.32 billion, computers (HS 8471) rose 155.4% to US$1.13 billion, and lead...
Air freight carried more of Mexico's imports in February 2026. Air imports rose 21.3% to US$9.43 billion, 37.6% of the total, while sea imports declined 6.8% to US$15.6 billion. Together, Mexico's sea and air imports edged up 2.1% to US$25.1 billion....
Mexico's sea and air imports reached US$24.6 billion in January 2026, down 13.3% from December. Passenger cars (HS 8703) fell 66.9% to US$799 million, and refined fuels (HS 2710) fell 30.0% to US$1.08 billion. Computers (HS 8471) moved the other way,...
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