The National Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM) has announced the launch of a pilot biometric recognition system at the country’s main customs offices, including Nuevo Laredo and Manzanillo. This measure aims to reduce customs clearance times by up to 30% and strengthen security in the validation of carriers and customs brokers. The program will operate on a voluntary basis for the first six months before its mandatory implementation. At Trade Remedies Mexico, we analyze the impact of this technology on import and export logistics.
