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Mexico has 21 border customs ports. 3 of them concentrate 67% of the country's entire border customs revenue.
That's not a coincidence. It's a structural reality every supply chain director needs to understand.

The breakdown:
→ Nuevo Laredo alone: 36% of all border operations. 5.38 million in 2024. The undisputed epicenter of North American commerce.
→ Ciudad Juárez: 14% of border customs revenue. The corridor for automotive and aerospace.
→ Matamoros: Tamaulipas' third anchor — closing the 66.9% together.

Add Reynosa and Colombia, and just 5 ports account for 81.6% of everything that crosses Mexico's northern border.
What does this mean for your operation?

Your tariff costs, clearance times, and compliance exposure are shaped — in large part — by which of these corridors you use. And which you can use.

The corridor choice is a strategic decision. Treat it that way.

Calculate the tariff impact of your product and corridor → https://hubs.li/Q04g-hmL0
Source: ANAM, 2024–2025 / Dirección General de Planeación Aduanera.