Restrictions on Shipping Goods to Mexico

 

Dear customers!

 

Please note that in accordance with the customs regulations of Mexico, restrictions have been introduced on the import of certain categories of goods. Starting from January 1, 2025, the following goods are prohibited from being shipped to Mexico:

 

Wooden products
Any products made from untreated or uncertified wood are subject to this restriction.

 

Used items (second-hand)
Please pay special attention to products classified under codes beginning with 8708 — specifically:

  • 87089900 — other parts and accessories for motor vehicles
  •  870850 — axle housings
  • 87082900 — other parts not specified in separate subcategories

 

Auto parts
Regardless of their condition (new or used), auto parts are not accepted for shipment to Mexico. This restriction has been introduced due to specific import rules applicable in the country.

 

Please take these restrictions into account when creating international express waybills and preparing shipments to Mexico.

 

If you have any questions, please contact your manager or customer support service.

Thank you for your understanding!

European cross-border e-commerce market hit €326 billion

 

In 2023/2024, the European cross-border e-commerce market hit €326 billion, with online marketplaces contributing 69% of this total.

 

Leading platforms like Amazon and eBay maintain significant dominance. However, the top 100 marketplaces have seen a 39.29% growth, reaching €197.01 billion.

 

Despite projected slight declines in marketplace share by 2025, cross-border GMV continues to grow, with almost all visitors expected to engage in cross-border shopping, signaling ongoing expansion in the sector.

 

Here are some key takeaways:
The e-commerce landscape is rapidly changing, driven by multichannel strategies and the rise of Chinese marketplaces.

 

Sellers increasingly diversify their platforms, driven by high Amazon costs, market saturation, and the need for brand independence.

 

Shein and Temu disrupt global competition with direct-from-manufacturer models, low prices, and social media-driven marketing, though their growth raises regulatory concerns over local business impacts and labor practices.

 

The success of global e-commerce will depend on how effectively Western companies adapt through innovation and tackle challenges in an increasingly competitive and regulated market.

 

Read more by following the link:
https://www.cbcommerce.eu/blog/2024/10/10/top-100-cross-border-marketplaces-europe-report-european-cross-border-e-commerce-reaches-new-heights/