SCJN Turns Vans and The North Face Back: Leave Firm Import Tariffs on Clothing and Textile Products · Global Voices
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The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) validated the decree imposing tariffs on textile products. “It was determined that the decrees do state the reasons that justify the establishment of these temporary tariffs, since they indicate that the aim of the measure is to seek to protect the national industry from practices that affect its competitiveness and employment, since the goods covered by the decrees are used both for final consum…
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) put into effect the temporary tariffs of 15% to 35% on the import of certain textile products exported, giving a setback to brands such as Vans and The Northface. Unanimously, the ministers of the Court rejected a lawsuit filed by the company VF Outdoor Mexico, which handles brands such as Vans, Timberland, The North Face, among others, against the decree for the imposition of temporary tariffs f…
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