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Import Guide

How to import beer to Mexico

Imported beer requires SAT tax stamps and is subject to IEPS. Learn the regulatory and tax requirements.

Related tariff chapters

Chapter 22

Beer made from malt

2203.00.01

Required documents

  • Import declaration
  • Commercial invoice
  • SAT tax stamps
  • COFEPRIS registration
  • Labels per NOM-142-SSA1
  • Certificate of free sale

Applicable regulations

  • NOM-142-SSA1 — Alcoholic beverages
  • SAT — Mandatory tax stamps
  • IEPS Law — Special excise tax
  • NOM-051-SCFI — General labeling

Step-by-step import process

1

COFEPRIS registration

Register the beer as an alcoholic beverage with COFEPRIS.

2

Request tax stamps

Apply for SAT tax stamps for each imported container.

3

Prepare labeling

NOM-142 with alcohol content, health warnings, and importer data.

4

Tariff classification

Beer is classified under 2203.00.01.

5

Apply tax stamps

Affix SAT stamps to each container before clearance.

6

Customs clearance

Pay duty (20%), VAT (16%), and IEPS (26.5% for beer).

Common duty rates

Duty: 20% general. IEPS: 26.5% (beer is under 14% ABV). With FTAs: duty may be 0% but IEPS always applies.

Tips and recommendations

IEPS of 26.5% is a significant cost; include it in analysis

Tax stamps take several weeks to obtain

Craft beer has the same requirements as industrial beer

Labeling must include mandatory health warnings

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