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Mexican footwear body criticises tariff reduction

06/02/2019

Representatives of the Mexican footwear industry have expressed their concern after the federal government went ahead with a decrease in the maximum tariffs that can be applied to a number of products, including footwear and textiles.  On January 31, the maximum tariff that can be applied on footwear entering Mexico was reduced to 20%. This...

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