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ARTICLE · 04 NOVEMBER 2019

PROSEC And Rule 8 - How Do These Trade Facilitation Programs Work In Mexico?

In recent posts, we have informed what does IMMEX stands for, and how a company may benefit from said trade facilitation program established by the Mexican government.

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In recent posts, we have informed what does IMMEX stands for, and how a company may benefit from said trade facilitation program established by the Mexican government. As we have explained, IMMEX covers final products manufactured in Mexico that are directly exported, or delivered to other IMMEX companies or Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) that incorporate them to their own exports.

In this post, we will address other trade facilitation alternatives established by the Mexican government, from which companies that manufacture in Mexico may benefit when importing machinery, equipment and raw materials destined to their manufacturing processes.

PROSEC

PROSEC is the Spanish acronym for "Programa de Promoción Sectorial" (Sectorial Promotion Program). Such program establishes that authorized companies that manufacture goods for a certain productive sector (say, for textile, steel, mining, and automotive sectors; more detail below), are able to import goods

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