The Mexican government is considering new tariffs on countries without trade agreements with Mexico, including China, according to President Claudia Sheinbaum.
The proposed tariffs are part of a broader national strategy—known as Plan Mexico—designed to accelerate the country’s industrial development and enhance global competitiveness.
“We’re considering, as part of the Plan Mexico that we put forward when we started our government, imposing tariffs on countries with which we don’t have a trade deal, including China,” Sheinbaum told reporters at a regular briefing on Sept. 4.
She added that details about the new levies would be revealed in due course, without giving a timeline or specifying which sectors might be impacted….
Mexico Considers Placing Tariffs on China, President Sheinbaum Says
