Gradual Implementation of the Electronic Value Declaration Offers Relief to Importers

Gradual Implementation of the Electronic Value Declaration Offers Relief to Importers

October, 2026

The phased implementation of Mexico’s Electronic Value Declaration (MVE) provides importers with an adjustment period and seeks to reduce operational risks associated with the transition to this digital system.

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Our counsel Lourdes Salazar, a member of the Asociación de Mujeres Aduaneras (Women Customs Professionals Association), was consulted by El Heraldo de México for the article “Ven respiro con el esquema que va escalonado en la MVE”, which examines the phased implementation of Mexico’s Electronic Value Declaration (MVE) and its implications for foreign trade operations.

The publication addresses the gradual implementation schedule, extending through January 2027, and the operational considerations importers must take into account during this transition.

In her contribution, our specialist highlights the importance of a phased approach to reduce the risks associated with the simultaneous submission of information, particularly given potential capacity limitations of government platforms.

Read the full article in El Heraldo de México.

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