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Port codes and trade data · 5 ports with a page

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Mexico port codes

Ranked by bills of lading, Aug 2025–Jul 2026

PortUN/LOCODECBP / customs codeRecords, 12 monthsPage
Port of Veracruz (MXVER)MXVER201997,195Full trade data
Port of Lázaro Cárdenas (MXLZC)MXLZC20107–Full trade data
Port of Progreso (MXPGO)MXPGO20185–Full trade data
TuxpanMXTUX20197–Full trade data
Port of Manzanillo (MXZLO)MXZLO20120–Full trade data

Ports in Mexico: FAQ

What are the port codes in Mexico?

Lázaro Cárdenas: MXLZC (CBP Schedule K 20107); Progreso: MXPGO (CBP Schedule K 20185); Tuxpan: MXTUX (CBP Schedule K 20197); Veracruz: MXVER (CBP Schedule K 20199); Manzanillo: MXZLO (CBP Schedule K 20120).

Which port in Mexico has the most bills of lading?

Port of Veracruz with 7,195 bills of lading in Aug 2025–Jul 2026.

What are the CBP Schedule K codes for ports in Mexico?

Schedule K is the US Customs list of foreign ports. Lázaro Cárdenas is 20107; Progreso is 20185; Tuxpan is 20197; Veracruz is 20199; Manzanillo is 20120.

How much of the trade we hold do the Mexico port pages cover?

7,195 US-bound bills of lading loaded at the 1 Mexico port pages in Aug 2025–Jul 2026, out of 1,596,811 US bills we hold (0.5%).

What does the US import most?

Across all US bills of lading we hold for Aug 2025–Jul 2026, chapter 39 (plastics) leads with 12% of HS-coded records.

How many ports in Mexico have trade data on EximAgent?

1 of the 5 Mexico port pages show bills of lading for Aug 2025–Jul 2026; 4 show port reference data only.

Trade figures on port pages come only from the customs records EximAgent holds and do not cover all trade through a port. Use of these pages is subject to our Terms and Conditions. Port codes: UN/LOCODE © UNECE, CC BY 4.0.