DAS MEXIKO DOSSIERPRODUCT ACCESS GUIDE

Verified product route · Mexico → European Union

Mexican beef covered by the quota

The agreement creates a tariff quota. Current health approval is the harder barrier.

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Food and drink products arranged around a customs dossier
DirectionMexico → European Union
Tariff codes02012020, 02012030, 02012050, 02012090, 02013000, 02022010, 02022030, 02022050, 02022090, 02023010, 02023050, 02023090, 02102010, 02102090
Schedule treatmentA growing yearly zero-duty quota applies after the agreement starts
Human review2026-07-30

What the schedule says

A growing yearly zero-duty quota applies after the agreement starts

Confirm the quota line for the product.

The tariff quota exists. It does not provide health approval.

Before you ship

Six checks behind the answer

A lower tariff does not by itself make a shipment admissible. Keep the live checks separate from the fixed treaty text.

Classification

Treaty text

Several beef tariff lines sit inside the quota

Confirm the exact cut and product code.

Tariff treatment

Treaty text

A growing yearly zero-duty quota applies after the agreement starts

Confirm the quota line for the product.

Origin

Treaty text

Animals and meat must meet the applicable origin rule

Collect animal and processing records.

Protected names

Treaty text

No central protected-name issue was identified

Check normal product labels.

Quota access

Live check

The guide does not track current quota balances

Check the official EU quota balance.

Health and border rules

Live check

The current EU control-plan table has no Mexican bovine marker

Recheck health approval before planning the shipment.

Take this to your broker

Questions worth answering before money moves

  1. Which beef line and quota apply to our cut?
  2. Does Mexico currently have the required EU bovine approval?
  3. Would our establishment and certificate be accepted?

Source trail

The documents behind this route

Every material claim links back to the treaty schedule or the relevant live authority.

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