Mexico plans to levy 5%-50% tariffs on some products from various Asian countries, including China, starting on New Year's Day 2026, involving the automobile, electrical appliances, steel, furniture and other industries. Exports of some white goods to Mexico will be affected, while industry insiders say there will be little impact on black electricity. Some of the companies interviewed told reporters that they will respond by taking orders from overseas factories. Wang Juan, a senior analyst at Industry Online, analyzed that Mexico's imposition of 15%-30% tariffs on Chinese household appliances may force companies to adjust overseas production layouts or restructure their supply chain structures in the long run.

Mexico plans to levy 5%-50% tariffs on some products from various Asian countries, including China, starting on New Year's Day 2026, involving the automobile, electrical appliances, steel, furniture and other industries. Exports of some white goods to Mexico will be affected, while industry insiders say there will be little impact on black electricity. Some of the companies interviewed told reporters that they will respond by taking orders from overseas factories. Wang Juan, a senior analyst at Industry Online, analyzed that Mexico's imposition of 15%-30% tariffs on Chinese household appliances may force companies to adjust overseas production layouts or restructure their supply chain structures in the long run.