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Import Guide

How to import vegetables to Mexico

Importing fresh vegetables to Mexico requires phytosanitary permits and compliance with sanitary standards. Learn the complete process.

Related tariff chapters

Chapter 7

Edible vegetables, roots, and tubers

0702.00.010709.60.01

Required documents

  • Import declaration
  • Commercial invoice
  • Phytosanitary certificate from origin
  • SENASICA import permit
  • Transport documentation
  • Certificate of origin (if FTA applies)

Applicable regulations

  • NOM-075-FITO — Phytosanitary requirements for vegetables
  • SENASICA — Phytosanitary requirements module
  • Federal Plant Health Law
  • NOM-051-SCFI — Labeling (for packaged products)

Step-by-step import process

1

Check phytosanitary requirements

Verify SENASICA requirements for the specific vegetable and country of origin.

2

Obtain phytosanitary permit

Apply for the phytosanitary import permit through VUCEM.

3

Tariff classification

Classify by vegetable type and presentation.

4

Coordinate logistics

Ensure adequate refrigerated transport for perishable products.

5

Phytosanitary inspection

SENASICA inspects the shipment at the point of entry.

6

Customs clearance

Complete the import with payment of duties and taxes.

Common duty rates

Tariffs: 0-20% depending on vegetable type. Under USMCA, most vegetables from U.S. and Canada pay 0%. Some products have seasonal tariffs.

Tips and recommendations

Some vegetables have seasonal tariffs that vary throughout the year

Check quarantine treatment requirements before shipping

Organic vegetables may require additional certification

Plan transit times considering shelf life

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