GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
+ Comprehensive access to detailed transaction information of all buyers and suppliers in Mexico;
+ Exclusive access to the New Mexico All-Transport database, reflecting detailed transaction information, such as company information, product information, freight information, volume and price information, etc.
When researching Mexico, review the company, shipping and price fields in the supplied sample. For a useful comparison, distinguish the country of origin from the loading port, and compare values only after checking currency, quantity units and trade direction. Request a sample for your product before relying on any particular field.
Check whether the sample supports your actual question: identifying a named trading party, comparing product values or following a shipping route. Buyer, supplier and notification-party fields describe different roles and should not be combined without review.
Use these checks when evaluating a data extract for Mexico; field availability depends on the selected source and period.
Origin and shipping route. Read origin, loading port and destination as separate fields. A loading location alone does not establish where a product was manufactured.
Price and quantity. Check currency, quantity unit and the definition of value before calculating a unit price. Compare only records with compatible units and valuation terms.
Trading parties. Review buyer, supplier and notification-party roles separately. Confirm which identifiers are supplied before merging company names.
Only when the selected records contain comparable product specifications, currency, quantities and valuation terms. A difference in unit value alone does not show a supplier price change; the mix of products or transaction terms may differ.
Mexico imports or exports; product or HS code; period; required transport coverage; company identifiers; currency and quantity fields needed for comparison.
Discuss Mexico trade data requirements →Mexico Customs Data (Advanced) is built on import declaration records published by the Mexican customs authority (SAT/ANAM), covering goods entering Mexico. It provides the importer's full corporate name with SAT code (sample: NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI S DE R L DE C V, NRM0705J21A24), a unique consignee module and payment fields (bank code, Cash, payment date), three-tier transport-mode fields (arrival / related / domestic Carrier), item-level dual valuation (commercial vs customs/physical quantities), an explicit FX rate (18.9585), and declaration-level totals. Below is a complete breakdown of the data field system, illustrated with a sample record (Mexico import, August 2026).
| Data Type | Import Customs Data (Advanced Edition) |
| Data Source | Mexican Customs Authority (SAT) |
| Total Fields | 110+ fields across 7 major modules |
| Coverage | Importer (name + SAT code + ZIP/state/address), Consignee (unique), Exporter, Goods (bilingual descriptions), Logistics (three transport-mode tiers, customs-district codes, valuation method), Payment (bank code, method, date), Volume & Price (item-level USD + MXN + CNY with FX rate) |
| Update Frequency | Updated by month; full historical backfill supported (sample record: month 202608, dated 2026/8/24) |
| No. | Module Name | Fields | Representative Fields | Trade Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Declaration Basics | 4 | Month (202608), Date (2026/8/24), HS Code (321599901), Declaration No. (3575-6012434-190) | ★★★☆☆ |
| 2 | Importer (Buyer) Information | 10 | Importer (NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI S DE R L DE C V), Enterprise Code (NRM0705J21A24), Spanish Name (NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI, S. DE R.L. DE C.V.), ZIP (21385), State (BC), City (Mexicali), Address (CALZADA HECTOR TERAN TERAN) | ★★★★★ |
| 3 | Consignee Module | 1+ | Consignee Information — a dedicated receiver-of-goods module rarely present in other datasets | ★★★★☆ |
| 4 | Exporter Information | 1 | Exporter Country (United States (US) — country-of-shipment basis) | ★★★☆☆ |
| 5 | Goods Basics | 6 | HS Code (321599901), Product Description (INKS, OTHER THAN PRINTING INK), Tariff Fraction (79), Detailed Name (TINTA PARA ESCRIBIR DISTINTOS COLORES), Sub-Industry (Other Chemicals), Industry (Chemicals) | ★★★★☆ |
| 6 | Logistics, Payment & Valuation | 18 | Arrival/Related/Domestic Transport (Carrier ×3), Entry Customs (Mexicali, Baja California, code 190), Trade-Project Zone (State of Baja California and part of Sonora), Valuation Method (Last resort), Agent ID (PE04671201HBCRRL06), Bank Code (44), Payment Method (Cash), Payment Date (2026-08-24) | ★★★★★ |
| 7 | Volume & Price (Item Level) | 20 | Commercial USD (2,845.1) vs Customs USD (2,845.1), Commercial MXN (46,248) vs Customs MXN (46,248), Tax/Physical Quantity (816.466 KILO), Unit Prices (USD 3.48465 / MXN 50.0937), FX Rate (18.9585), CNY Amount (19,165, unit 23.47296), Declaration Total (164,929.855 MXN) | ★★★★★ |
⚖️ Item-Level Dual Valuation
Each item carries commercial vs customs vs physical quantity layers (816.466 KILO) with paired USD/MXN unit prices (3.48465 / 50.0937) — the commercial-vs-customs comparison exposes transfer-pricing and valuation adjustments.
💳 Payment & Consignee Fields
A dedicated Consignee module plus payment terms: bank code 44, method Cash, payment date 2026-08-24 — cash-flow timing that no other Latin-American dataset in this series provides.
🚛 Three-Tier Transport Fields
Arrival (Carrier), Related (Carrier) and Domestic (Carrier) transport modes are captured separately — full multimodal routing visibility at the border (Mexicali, Baja California).
📐 Explicit FX Rate + Valuation Method
The record discloses the FX rate (18.9585 MXN/USD) and the valuation method (Last resort) — the exact conversion basis and the legal valuation rule applied.
🏭 Maquila-Grade Buyer Detail
The buyer is a major US maquila operation (NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI) with ZIP 21385, state BC, full street address and trade-project zone (State of Baja California and part of Sonora) — border-manufacturing intelligence at factory level.
| Scenario | Core Fields | Correlated Fields |
|---|---|---|
| 🏢 Find Mexican Buyers | Importer, SAT Code, State, City | Product Name, USD Amount, Month |
| 🏭 Nearshoring / Maquila Mapping | Trade-Project Zone (Baja California & Sonora), ZIP, Address | Origin Country (US), HS Code |
| ⚖️ Valuation & Transfer Pricing | Commercial vs Customs quantities/values, Valuation Method (Last resort) | FX Rate (18.9585), Customs-District Code (190) |
| 💳 Payment-Behavior Analysis | Payment Method (Cash), Bank Code (44), Payment Date | Declaration Date (2026-08-18) |
| 📈 Market Sizing | HS Code, USD Amount | Monthly Trend, Origin Distribution, Industry |
💡 Data Value Highlight
Mexico Advanced Customs Data delivers item-level dual valuation with an explicit FX rate, a consignee module and payment fields, three-tier transport routing and maquila-grade buyer addresses — ideal for nearshoring analysis, border-manufacturing targeting, transfer-pricing research and payment-behavior scoring on the US–Mexico corridor.
Q1: What is Mexico Customs Data (Advanced)?
Mexico Advanced Customs Data covers import declaration records for Mexico (MX) from SAT. Each record contains the importer with SAT code and full address, a dedicated consignee module, bilingual goods descriptions, three-tier transport-mode fields, valuation-method and FX-rate disclosure, payment fields, and item-level dual-valuation pricing. The sample record shown is an August 2026 import of writing inks (HS 321599901) by NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI S DE R L DE C V from the United States, cleared at Mexicali.
Q2: What makes Mexico data unique?
Four core differentiators:
1. Item-level dual valuation — commercial vs customs vs physical quantity layers with paired USD/MXN prices.
2. Consignee + payment fields — bank code, payment method (Cash) and payment date.
3. Three transport-mode tiers — arrival, related and domestic carriage captured separately.
4. Explicit FX rate and valuation method — 18.9585 MXN/USD, "Last resort" rule.
Q3: How frequently is the data updated?
Updated by month with full historical backfill. The sample record is month 202608, declared 2026-08-18, cleared 2026/8/24, declaration No. 3575-6012434-190.
Q4: How do I read the importer fields?
- Importer (NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI S DE R L DE C V): "S DE R.L. DE C.V." = sociedad de responsabilidad limitada de capital variable (Mexican LLC).
- Enterprise Code (NRM0705J21A24): the SAT importer registry (padrón) code — verify import authorization status with it.
- Address block: CALZADA HECTOR TERAN TERAN, Mexicali, BC, ZIP 21385 — factory-level precision for a border maquila.
- Geographic code (3988) localizes the customs jurisdiction.
Q5: What do the commercial vs customs vs physical quantity layers mean?
Mexican declarations value goods on multiple bases:
- Tax/physical quantity: 816.466 KILO — the duty-assessment basis.
- Commercial values: USD 2,845.1 / MXN 46,248, unit prices USD 3.48465 / MXN 50.0937.
- Customs values: same totals here (2,845.1 / 46,248) — when they diverge, the gap flags valuation adjustments.
- CNY track: 19,165 (unit 23.47296) — a parallel RMB view for China-sourcing comparisons.
The record discloses the FX rate (18.9585 MXN/USD) as the official conversion basis, while the peso commercial total (46,248) reflects the invoice value in local currency — reconcile both tracks before computing unit economics.
Q6: What product is HS code 321599901?
HS 321599901 covers inks other than printing ink — other (tariff fraction 79). The sample is TINTA PARA ESCRIBIR DISTINTOS COLORES — writing ink in assorted colours. It belongs to:
- Sub-industry: Other Chemicals; Industry: Chemicals
Writing inks feed pen and stationery manufacturing — consistent with a Newell (Paper Mate/Sharpie owner) Mexicali plant importing US-made ink.
Q7: How do the transport and border fields work?
- Arrival transport (Carrier): how the goods reached the border.
- Related transport (Carrier): the contracted international leg.
- Domestic transport (Carrier): onward carriage inside Mexico.
- Entry customs: Mexicali, Baja California (district code 190) — a California-border crossing.
- Trade-project zone: "State of Baja California and part of Sonora" — the regional manufacturing program the import serves.
Q8: What payment information is recorded?
- Payment method: Cash — immediate settlement, typical for maquila parent-company flows.
- Bank code: 44; payment date: 2026-08-24 (clearance day).
- Agent ID (PE04671201HBCRRL06): the broker's CURP-format registry ID.
Comparing payment date vs declaration date (2026-08-18 → 2026-08-24) gives a 6-day settlement window for this record.
Q9: How do I develop Mexican buyers?
Steps:
1. Filter by HS chapter (this sample: 3215 — inks) and month.
2. Extract buyer name and SAT code (NEWELL RUBBERMAID MEXICALI..., NRM0705J21A24).
3. Check repeat-import frequency by code and plant address.
4. Approach the plant purchasing team in Spanish, referencing the exact ink types (TINTA PARA ESCRIBIR, assorted colours) and US supply lane.
Q10: How do I analyze nearshoring / maquila flows?
Steps:
1. Filter by trade-project zone (State of Baja California and part of Sonora) and border customs (Mexicali, code 190).
2. Rank plants by import value per HS code to map supply chains.
3. Track the US-origin share (this sample: origin and transit both US) over time — the nearshoring pulse.
4. Compare unit prices (USD 3.48465/kg) across plants to find cost leaders.
Q11: How do I run valuation and payment analysis?
Steps:
1. Compare commercial vs customs vs physical quantities (all 816.466 KILO here) — divergence flags adjustments.
2. Validate conversions with the disclosed FX rate (18.9585).
3. Score buyers by payment behavior: method (Cash), bank code, settlement lag (6 days here).
4. Review valuation method ("Last resort") to see when standard methods were bypassed.
Q12: How do I analyze border-crossing efficiency?
Analytical dimensions:
1. Border: Mexicali (190) vs Tijuana vs Nogales — value and volume per crossing.
2. Transport tiers: arrival vs domestic carrier mix — intermodal friction points.
3. Cycle time: declaration (2026-08-18) to clearance (2026/8/24) per district and broker.
4. Fee codes: fee-type code 15 (Goods destinations) and charge-type 15 patterns.
Q13: How do I spot hot products and assess risk?
Hot products: rank import value by HS code; flag YoY growth > 20%; writing inks (this sample) track Mexico's stationery-manufacturing demand.
Risk framework:
1. FX risk — MXN volatility; the disclosed rate (18.9585) lets you audit every conversion.
2. Valuation risk — watch commercial-vs-customs gaps and "Last resort" valuation usage.
3. Concentration risk — single-plant imports (Newell Mexicali) tied to one US lane; monitor lane-level substitutes.
Use this page’s data introduction and sample to assess Mexico import and export research. Match the record type and available fields to your business question before comparing markets or companies.
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