The NAFTA DESK serves as a clearing house for queries of Mexican or U.S. companies that want to do business or invest in/with Mexico or the U.S.

1. Doing business with Mexico NAFTA AND TRADE OFFICE NAFTA DESK [email_address] EMBASSY OF MEXICO

5. Distributors of products The NAFTA Desk can provide the name and contact information of several organizations that can help businesses to locate a distributor for their goods, according to the product or service required

6. Information on tariffs and non-tariff measures NAFTA Import duties and MFN duties Preferential duty rates in other FTA’s signed by Mexico Technical regulations and Conformity Assessments Procedures Countervailing or antidumping duties Rules and regulations related to trade Permits and licenses The NAFTA DESK can provide information on tariff and non tariff regulations

7. Information on customs procedures

8. Temporary Imports Programs The Mexican government offers several temporary import and export promotion programs applicable to inputs used in the production of goods, such as IMMEX and PROSEC programs NAFTA Desk helps businesses interested in Mexican transformation or manufacturing industry to contact producers and suppliers with authorized programs We can contact them with agencies and organizations that can provide them with specific and accurate information about processes to follow for granting a program authorization