The **Mexican government** has implemented a **19% tax on imports** via courier from non-free trade agreement countries, impacting mainly **Asian retailers** like Shein and Temu.
Goods from the **U.S. and Canada** will have exemptions for purchases under **$50**, while 17% duties apply for items between **$50 and $117**.
Analysts at **Itau BBA** predict that **Amazon** will benefit the most, as about **30% of its goods** sold in Mexico are imported, primarily from the U.S.
**MercadoLibre**, which imports nearly **15% of its products** from abroad, will also gain, despite facing some impact on its goods from China.
The new tariffs are expected to **reduce competition** and strengthen the market presence of both e-commerce giants in Mexico.
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