Mexican Customs Releases Transition Plan for Rail Manifest at Port of Nuevo Laredo
The Mexican Tax Administration Service recently released guidance on implementation of electronic cargo manifests for rail cargo at the Nuevo Laredo port of entry. The guidance includes filing instructions for railroad companies, customs agents and Mexican customs officials around the…
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transition, which is scheduled to occur at 2 p.m. on April 29. After that time, these transactions, which may include import, export and transit shipments, will have to be submitted through the Mexican Single Window (VUCEM).