Marble and granite in Mexico

Marble, granite and quartzite slabs for your countertop, floors and bathrooms in Mexico, with a photo of every slab. They arrive at the Gulf or Pacific ports with all the documents for your customs broker.

Kitchen island with a Negro San Gabriel granite countertop and a straight edge in a kitchen with natural light: deep black, medium grain, with dark gray speckles visible up close
Kitchen island and countertop in Negro San Gabriel granite, one of the most-searched stones in Mexico.

What Mexico searches for most

Negro San Gabriel granite, Carrara marble and Blanco Dallas granite lead the searches by name in Mexico, according to Google data from the past year.

The most-searched colors in Mexico

Buyers who don't know a stone's name search by color. In Mexico the most-searched are brown granite, white marble and white granite.

How the stone gets to Mexico

Sea freight is the norm: to Veracruz or Altamira, on the Gulf, the natural entry for cargo coming from Europe, or to Manzanillo and Lázaro Cárdenas if the project is closer to the Pacific. There is a road corridor from Panama through Central America, but for stone slabs the ship is still the normal route.

  • VeracruzOn the Gulf; the natural port for cargo coming from Europe.
  • AltamiraOn the Gulf, in Tamaulipas.
  • ManzanilloOn the Pacific; the customs port that collects the most revenue in the country.
  • Lázaro CárdenasOn the Pacific, in Michoacán.

How we approve, pack and ship every slab: the shipping process.

Importing stone into Mexico

Your customs broker clears the cargo with ANAM. These are the details it will check against your stone's code.

CustomsNational Customs Agency of Mexico (ANAM)
DutyYour customs broker confirms it with the stone's code: it depends on whether it is a raw slab or a worked piece
Taxes16% VAT on the customs value plus the tariff and other contributions
Agreement with the European UnionMexico has had a trade agreement with the European Union since 2000. Italian-origin stone can claim the preferential tariff with the EUR.1 certificate or the origin statement on the invoice, which we send with the cargo.

Questions from Mexico

Do you ship marble and granite to Mexico?

Yes, with a photo of every slab before you buy. By sea to Veracruz or Altamira, on the Gulf, or to Manzanillo and Lázaro Cárdenas, on the Pacific, depending on where your project is.

How much is the tariff when importing marble into Mexico?

Published sources disagree on the rate for worked stone, so your customs broker confirms it with your order's code. On top of the customs value you also pay 16% VAT.

Which port is best for delivery?

It depends on where your project is. Veracruz and Altamira, on the Gulf, are the natural entry for cargo coming from Europe; Manzanillo and Lázaro Cárdenas, on the Pacific, work best if the project is in the west of the country. We decide with you when we quote.

Does Italian stone pay a lower tariff in Mexico?

It can pay less. Mexico has had a trade agreement with the European Union since 2000, and Italian-origin stone can claim the preference with the EUR.1 certificate or the origin statement on the invoice we send with the cargo. The preferential rate for worked stone is not confirmed, so your broker verifies it with your order's code.

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