HTS Code
Plates, sheets and strip of aluminum, not alloyed, rectangular, thickness over 0.2 mm
Chapter
76 — Aluminum and articles thereof
Section
XV — Base metals and articles of base metal
Duty Rate
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Unit of Measure
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Chapters 72 through 83 cover iron and steel, copper, nickel, aluminum, lead, zinc, tin, and other base metals and their articles. This is one of Mexico's most important industrial sectors, particularly steel and aluminum, which are fundamental inputs for the automotive, construction, and manufacturing industries. Tariff policy for metals is highly sensitive: Section 232 tariffs of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum from non-USMCA origins have been implemented at various times. Correct tariff classification and origin determination are essential for accessing preferential duty rates.
Section 232 tariffs on steel (25%) and aluminum (10%)
USMCA 'melt and pour' rule of origin for steel
Steel import license (SIMA) may be required
Anti-dumping duties possible on Chinese steel products
Mill test certificates frequently required
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