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Manzanillo led Mexico’s customs revenue in July and August 2026
Manzanillo’s customs office led Mexico in revenue in both July and August 2026.
It collected about 19.9 billion pesos in July and 17.1 billion pesos in August, more than 36.9 billion pesos combined.
In July, it provided 15.1% of national customs revenue, the largest monthly share recorded that year.
The Navy said maritime customs offices together generated 54.8% of national customs revenue that month while handling 18.7% of customs declarations.
Manzanillo also handled 2.46 million containers from January to July, up 11.7% from the same period in 2025, and remained Mexico’s leading port for container traffic.
The figures highlight the port’s role in public revenue and trade, as authorities coordinate customs checks and efforts to speed up cargo clearance.
Manzanillo customs ranked first in Mexico in revenue in July and August 2026, according to a report by the Navy Ministry.
It collected 19.87362 billion pesos in July and 17.055 billion pesos in August.
July revenue made up 15.1% of national customs revenue and was the highest monthly customs collection in Mexico that year.
Manzanillo handled more than 100,000 foreign trade operations in July.
From January through July, the port moved 2,455,956 TEUs, up 11.7% from the same period in 2025.
- Who
- Manzanillo Customs and the Navy Ministry, which reported the figures.
- What
- Manzanillo ranked first nationally in customs revenue in July and August 2026.
- When
- July and August 2026.
- Where
- Manzanillo, Mexico.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Manzanillo moved 2,455,956 TEUs, an 11.7% increase from the same period in 2025.
Manzanillo collected 19,873.62 million pesos in customs revenue and handled more than 100,000 foreign trade operations.
Manzanillo collected 17,055 million pesos in customs revenue.
El Universal published the report on the revenue figures.
- July customs revenue
- 19,873.62 million pesos
- August customs revenue
- 17,055 million pesos
- July share of national customs revenue
- 15.1%
- TEUs moved, January-July 2026
- 2,455,956
- TEU increase from January-July 2025
- 11.7%
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This leadership is part of the work of maritime customs coordinated by the Navy Ministry, in collaboration with Mexico’s National Customs Agency.
Its share reached 43.4% of the national total, maintaining first place among Mexican ports in container movement.