Mexico to EU
Computers and wired networks into the EU
Prepare imports from Mexico: exact model, EU importer, customs, product conformity and priority checks.
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For new equipment without radio connectivity. Other configurations need a separate review.
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Why these products?
Processing units (HS 847150) ranked first and data-transmission equipment (HS 851762) third in EU imports from Mexico in 2025, at EUR 4.313 billion and EUR 1.845 billion. These two examples cover only part of those statistical groups. The codes do not establish your customs classification.
Eurostat Comext, 2025 · EU27 import value, checked 10 September 2026.
Sources and scope
Sources reviewed 10 September 2026. This tool organises preparation; it does not determine duties, compliance or shipment approval. Check the exact product and current rules with the EU importer before dispatch.
- General product compliance
- CE marking
- Economic Operators Registration and Identification number
- EU Customs Tariff (TARIC)
- Classifying computers and software
- Low Voltage Directive
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive
- Restriction of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment
- WEEE responsibilities
- Communication in the supply chain
- SCIP Database
- Computers
- Servers and Data Storage Products
- Regulation (EU) 2023/826: off, standby and networked standby
- External Power Supplies
- Cyber Resilience Act: Reporting obligations
- The Cyber Resilience Act: Summary of the legislative text
- Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2392
- Radio equipment
- Batteries
- New EU packaging rules start to apply
- EU-Mexico Global Agreement
- The EU-Mexico trade agreements