Free Trade Agreement - Mexico and Bolivia

Country / jurisdiction: Mexico · Year: 2010 · Status: In force · Level: International · Type: Voluntary

The Economic Complementation Agreement between Bolivia and Mexico entered into force in June 2010. It provides for the elimination of border tariffs for most energy products, including:

- Agglomerated and reduced iron

- Alumina

- Scrap metal

- Ammonia

- Crude steel

- Aluminium

- Nitrogen fertilisers

- Solar PV Modules

- Solar Cells and Solar Wafers

- Polysilicon

- Battery packs and battery cells

- Electrolysers

- Heat pumps

- Electric cars and ICE cars

Rules of origin delineated in the Agreement dictate that goods may benefit from preferential tariff treatment if:

wholly produced, obtained or having undergone a significant production process in one one of the signatory countries

the total value of incorporated non-originating material remains below 50 percent of the regional value of the product.

Official source: https://senavex.gob.bo/ace-n-66-bolivia-mexico/