Mexico City, Mexico — The Government of Mexico says as of March 25, parcel shipments to the United States resumed. Correos de México will maintain the same shipping costs, however, the U.S. now charges a 10 percent tax.
The Government of Mexico reported as of March 25, parcel shipments to the United States resumed under the new provisions established by the U.S. government and under the regulations of international postal operations.
The government reported that while Correos de México maintains the same shipping costs, the U.S. now charges 10% on the declared value of the package.
“The new requirements applicable to the shipment of goods to the United States includes the charge of 10% on the declared value of the package as tax charged by the United States Government,” they reported.
Additionally, a maximum value of $800 per shipment and a maximum weight of 20 kilograms are established along with a detailed declaration of the contents and the country of manufacture of the items.
Shipments will be made directly from Mexico to the United States without any intermediary country.
The Government of Mexico reaffirms its commitment to providing a reliable, transparent and accessible service for everyone, facilitating the connection between families and communities in both countries.
