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Who are we Our Overall Experience and Work
In its beginnings, Vazquez Tercero y Asociados focused on
institutional industrial policy and foreign trade matters. However,
since Mexico started to open its economy in the mid 80’s, our experience
of work has been in international trade area. We consider ourselves to
be Mexico’s most respected and influent firm in international trade
practice in Mexico. Several of our professionals participated during
GATT accession negotiations for the government of Mexico, and were
advisers for several major industrial associations during NAFTA
negotiations. We have played a major role in the creation of leading
associations, export programs and liberalization of Mexican economy.
We serve a diversity of clients, from highly experienced companies to
firms seeking their first operations overseas. We are dedicated to help
companies throughout the world to compete and have free access in the
Mexican market. We are proud of being trade and customs advisers to
major national and foreign associations.
We represent our clients before all Mexican Ministries dealing with
international trade matters, primarily before the Ministry of Economy,
Ministry of the Treasury, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Agriculture,
Ministry of Foreign Relations, Ministry of the Interior, as well as
other Governmental Institutions and Commissions.
We attend trade and customs controversies having an effect on our
clients and challenge adverse determinations before the Federal Fiscal
Court, District Courts, Federal Circuit Tribunals and the Supreme Court
of Justice. The firm also practices under alternative dispute settlement
mechanisms provided in international free trade agreements to which
Mexico is a part therein, among them: NAFTA, EUFTA, G3, Chile, Costa
Rica, Bolivia. Vazquez Tercero y Asociados is also prepared to advise
private companies on WTO (DSO) Disputes.
Because we have an international practice, we have correspondent
offices in major cities in Mexico, the Americas, Europe and the United
States, who can provide for local assistance.
REPRESENTATIVE SECTORS
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School and
office products
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Toys and
juvenile products
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Representative Trade Cases handled
Aluminum alloys from Venezuela
Carbons of graphite for furnaces from Spain
Triethylamine from United States
Monoisopropylamine from United States
Potassium hydroxide from United States
Film of polypropylene from Brazil and Colombia
Rubber bands from Korea
Christmas tree lights from China
Brass locks from China
Special steel from Brazil
Footwear from China
Fish flour from Chile
Cold rolled sheet steel from Brazil
Hot rolled sheet steel from Brazil
Sheet plate from Brazil
Rolled sheet plate from Brazil
Door locks of base metal from China
Potato starch from The Netherlands
Pipe fittings from Brazil
Hydrogen peroxide from United States
Strollers and baby walkers from China
Porcelain and stoneware tableware from China
Hand tools from China
Fresh apples from United States
High Fructose Corn Syrup from United States
Sheet plate from Russia
Rolled sheet plate from Russia
Iron oxides from United States |
Pipe fittings from China
Urea from Russia and United States
Methylic Parathion from Denmark
Cattle and beef meat from United States
Acrylic fiber from Spain
PVC from United States
Concrete reinforcing bars from Brazil
Trichloro isocyanuric acid from China
Steel standard beams from Brazil
Standard steel pipes from Guatemala
Stoneware tableware from Colombia, Ecuador and Indonesia
Ether from United Sates
Stoneware tableware from Colombia, Ecuador and Indonesia
SBR polymer from Brazil
Ceramic coverings for walls and floors from Spain
Seamless pipe from Romania
Urea from Ukraine
Pork meat from United States
Newsprint paper from United StatesNAFTA Panels:
High fructose corn syrup from United States
Urea from United States
WTO Panel Disputes
High fructose corn syrup from Unites States
Portland Cement from Mexico |
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