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Import Guide

How to import footwear to Mexico

Footwear imports face high tariffs and countervailing duties. Learn about labeling requirements, classification, and regulations.

Related tariff chapters

Chapter 64

Footwear, gaiters and the like

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Required documents

  • Import declaration
  • Detailed commercial invoice
  • Certificate of origin
  • Labels per NOM-020-SCFI
  • No countervailing duty certificate (if applicable)

Applicable regulations

  • NOM-020-SCFI — Leather, hides, and footwear labeling
  • Antidumping countervailing duties — Footwear from China
  • USMCA rules of origin for footwear
  • NOM-050-SCFI — Commercial information

Step-by-step import process

1

Tariff classification

Classify by sole material, upper material, and use (athletic, dress, safety).

2

Check countervailing duties

Verify if footwear from the country of origin is subject to antidumping duties. China has active duties.

3

Prepare labeling

NOM-020-SCFI requires sole and upper materials, size, country of manufacture.

4

Certificate of origin

If an FTA applies, prepare the certificate of origin for tariff benefits.

5

Customs verification

Customs may verify materials, origin, and declared classification.

6

Customs clearance

Pay duty, VAT, and countervailing duties if applicable.

Common duty rates

Tariffs: 25-35% for most footwear. With USMCA: 0%. Countervailing duties for Chinese footwear: $0.12 to $3.82 USD/pair by type.

Tips and recommendations

Countervailing duties on Chinese footwear are significant; verify current amounts

Classification depends on the predominant material composition

Safety footwear may require additional NOM standards

Labeling must be in Spanish and permanently affixed

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