Mexico's 1,400 Product Blacklist: More Blocked Than Your Ex
Mexico has decided to slap higher tariffs on over 1,400 product categories coming from countries without a trade agreement. That's right, a sprawling tariff party celebrating goods destined for diplomatic ghost towns. While no specific goods or dollar amounts were shared—because who needs those pesky details?—Mexico's customs officials must now play judge, jury, and tariff executioner to anything that looks foreign and unsanctioned. Picture a customs officer squinting at cargo manifests muttering, 'No trade deal? Nope, you pay triple.' It'll probably impact everything from sneakers to sun hats, because when in doubt, punish everything. Mexico 2024: Making importing awkward again.
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Mexico just announced tariffs on over 1,400 product categories from countries with no trade deal. Because obviously, if you can't sign a contract, your flip-flops should pay for it. Welcome to protectionism’s new ridiculous level.
1,400 product categories get hit with higher tariffs by Mexico. That's basically everything not on their invite list. It's like high school all over again—if you weren’t on the dance list, expect economic detention.
Mexico’s message: If we don't have a trade agreement with you, your products will suffer the economic equivalent of social exile. Sorry garlic bulbs, try Tinder.
Source: Japantimes | Published: 9/11/2025 | Author: Unknown
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