Mexico's official foreign-trade statistics in one clean, long-format table, ready for pivoting and joining with other trade data.
What's included
- Monthly import and export values in USD and quantities in the official unit, by 8-digit tariff line and partner country
- HS 6-digit and chapter roll-ups, with concordances across tariff revisions so series stay comparable
- Revision flags when the official source updates a previously published month
- English descriptions for every tariff line
- Release date for each month
How buyers use it
- Nearshoring analysts track which products Mexico is importing from Asia and exporting to the United States
- Exporters size the Mexican market for their products and see which countries supply it
- Manufacturers benchmark input sourcing by country of origin
- Economists and journalists build trade-balance charts down to the product level
Coverage and methodology
The data are official aggregated foreign-trade statistics published by INEGI from customs records processed by SAT. They describe trade flows, not transactions: the dataset contains no importer or exporter names and no shipment-level records, because those are not published in Mexico. We collect each monthly release, reshape it, add concordances and descriptions, and keep earlier versions when figures are revised. Monthly data typically become available about six weeks after the reference month.