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Partner for global customs management
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Activate a high level of customs compliance
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Deliver full customs visibility
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Offer cost-savings & customs flow optimizations
Partner for global customs management
- Enjoy end-to-end, global customs support
- Leverage best-in-class customs solutions
- Harness customs process monitoring
- Deploy customs best practices
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120
countries where GEODIS can clear customs
Activate a high level of customs compliance
- Leverage our compliance expertise
- Stay up-to-date with changing customs regulations
- Gain access to customs experts at a global, regional, and local level
Deliver full customs visibility
- Harness a tech-powered, worldwide customs solution
Gain full visibility of customs flows (from milestones to KPIs and reports)
Leverage a unique connection between your business, the GEODIS environment, & global customs systems
Offer cost-savings & customs flow optimizations
- Save on duties and taxes - Simplify customs processes
Optimially use supply chain resources
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, we will have to integrate a legal file.
OLA, OEA, CTPAC
To carry out operations through CARNET ATA, it is necessary that the importer in Mexico registers the CARNET with the National Chamber of Commerce (CANACO), covering the fees determined by said organization www.carnet-ata.org.
Once the registration is obtained, he/she must deliver the folio and the original of the CARNET ATA to the Geodis executive so that he/she can coordinate the customs clearance of the goods.
It is important that the interested user validates that the CARNET has been registered by CANACO in the ANAM system (National Customs Agency of Mexico).
These are the permits, authorizations and regulations that must be complied with in order to import and export products to our country and which are issued by the different authorities (ECONOMY, HEALTH, PROFEPA, SGARPA).
Yes, through our partners we can perform the physical and documentary review of the shipment in the country of origin at the time of loading, helping with this to give visibility to customs agents in the type and arrangement of the cargo that will be received at destination.
IGI (General Import Tax (tariff))
VAT (Value Added Tax)
DTA (Customs Processing Fee)
Fee for the transmission of the pedimento (customs declaration)
It is important that before importing any product into Mexico, you know the requirements and documents that you must comply with in order to avoid penalties, delays or problems, and Geodis Mexico can help you with your foreign trade operations, through our specialized team.