Tariff elimination and quotas under the Mexico FTA
- Trade agreements and market access
- Agreements and preferences in force
- Audited
Tariff elimination is complete: Guatemalan goods enter Mexico at 0% duty on 97% of lines, and Mexican goods enter Guatemala at 0% on 96%. Quotas: cheese 580 t (bilateral), tuna products 500 t (bilateral) and yellow corn 150,000 t (a unilateral Guatemalan quota). For sugar there is a 22% shortage quota that operates when Mexico declares a scarcity. Figures from the DACE profile of May 2024, verified in audit.
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Figures
- Guatemalan goods at 0% in Mexico
- 97%
- Mexican goods at 0% in Guatemala
- 96%
- Cheese quota (bilateral)
- 580 t
- Tuna products quota (bilateral)
- 500 t
- Yellow corn quota (Guatemalan unilateral)
- 150,000 t
- Sugar shortage quota
- 22% when Mexico declares a shortage
Sources
Related records
- Guatemala's WTO membership and tariff binding coverage
- CAFTA-DR's entry into force and parties for Guatemala
- Guatemala's trade with CAFTA-DR partners 20 years on
- Timeline of the EU–Central America Association Agreement
- Entry into force of the Central America–Mexico FTA for Guatemala
- Guatemala's trade and balance with Mexico
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