RegulationsPROSEC
PROSEC Program
Also known as: PROSEC, Sectoral Promotion Program
A Sectoral Promotion Program allowing imports of inputs and machinery at reduced or zero tariffs when destined for production of goods in strategic economic sectors.
Also known as: PROSEC, Sectoral Promotion Program
A Sectoral Promotion Program allowing imports of inputs and machinery at reduced or zero tariffs when destined for production of goods in strategic economic sectors.
The Sectoral Promotion Program (PROSEC) allows manufacturing companies to import at preferential ad valorem tariffs (generally 0% or 5%) certain goods used as inputs, raw materials, parts and components, machinery, and equipment, when destined for manufacturing specific products. It covers 24 industrial sectors including electrical, electronic, automotive, pharmaceutical, textile, steel, and mining. Administered by the Ministry of Economy, companies must demonstrate imported goods are incorporated into their production process.
PROSEC Program
A Sectoral Promotion Program that allows importing inputs and machinery at preferential tariff rates for specific industries, without requiring an FTA.
ValuationGeneral Import Tax (IGI)
The main import duty paid when bringing goods into Mexico, determined by the TIGIE tariff classification code.
TariffsTariff Classification Code
An 8 or 10-digit numerical code that identifies a specific product within Mexico's tariff schedule (TIGIE), determining applicable duties and regulations.
CustomsIMMEX Program
An export promotion instrument that allows temporary duty-free import of goods needed for manufacturing, transformation, or repair of export products in Mexico.