墨西哥说打击亚洲钢铁借道转运已见效，从核准名录中除名约1,100家钢厂，正与美国谈钢铝和汽车关税减免
墨西哥经济部外贸副部长 Luis Rosendo Gutierrez 2026年11月11日在墨西哥城对记者说，墨西哥正在堵住中国等国家的钢铁借道墨西哥、利用北美贸易协定优惠进入美国的通道，追溯措施已经收紧，能保证这类产品不再钻协定的空子。
Gutierrez 说，墨西哥已把约1,100家钢厂从核准名录中除名，其中许多在亚洲，核查后发现这些钢厂实际上并不存在。这一手正是针对转运洗产地的做法：先把名录里的假主体清掉，再谈产品溯源。
关税是墨西哥眼下对美谈判的优先项。Gutierrez 说，墨方的重点是减轻美国第232条关税对汽车、钢铁和铝的冲击，而不是先谈美墨加协定的整体审查。他说，美方对经济部长 Marcelo Ebrard 提出的方案反应积极，墨方希望在年底前、未来几周内听到好消息。
这番表态的时点值得注意：打击转运既是墨西哥自己的贸易执法，也是它在关税谈判桌上给美方的筹码。谈判结果如何，还要看华盛顿接下来几周的动作。
（来源：墨西哥经济部）
Mexico Says Crackdown on Rerouted Asian Steel Is Paying Off, With About 1,100 Mills Struck Off Registry as Tariff Talks Advance
Mexico's deputy economy minister for foreign trade, Luis Rosendo Gutierrez, told journalists in Mexico City on November 11, 2026 that Mexico is working to block steel from China and other countries from being rerouted through Mexico into the United States under North America's trade pact, with traceability measures tightened to guarantee products are not exploiting Mexico's trade preferences.
Gutierrez said Mexico had removed around 1,100 steel mills from its approved registry, many of them in Asia, after finding they did not actually exist. The purge targets origin-laundering at its root: clear the fake entities off the list first, then enforce product traceability.
Tariffs are Mexico's priority in its talks with Washington. Gutierrez said the aim is to reduce the impact of U.S. Section 232 tariffs on autos, steel and aluminum rather than focus on a broader review of the US-Mexico-Canada pact. He said U.S. officials have welcomed proposals from Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard, and that Mexico hoped for positive news in the coming weeks before year-end.
The timing matters: the anti-rerouting crackdown is both Mexico's own trade enforcement and its bargaining chip at the tariff table. What comes next depends on Washington's moves in the weeks ahead.
(Source: Secretariat of Economy of Mexico)
来源：墨西哥经济部
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