Import-dependence profile
Mexico
Every row below is a sourced trade-structure fact: the share of Mexico’s imports of a commodity that come from one supplier. “Critical” means ≥20% — the same threshold the scenario pages use. Coverage is the 28 monitored commodities, not all imports; where a supplier share is below the threshold it is shown as context, not exposure.
Corn
10.6% of world imports · 1 critical supplier99.8% of Mexico’s corn imports come from United States (6.55% of world exports)critical
Shocked by: What if a 2012-style drought hits the US corn belt?
0.2% of Mexico’s corn imports come from Brazil (34.5% of world exports)
Refined petroleum
3.49% of world imports · 1 critical supplier96.21% of Mexico’s refined petroleum imports come from United States (6.55% of world exports)critical
Shocked by: What if a Category 5 hurricane hits Houston?
Soybeans
2.4% of world imports · 2 critical suppliers63.9% of Mexico’s soybeans imports come from United States (6.55% of world exports)critical
Shocked by: What if low water chokes the Panama Canal again?
36.1% of Mexico’s soybeans imports come from Brazil (34.5% of world exports)critical
Shocked by: What if Brazil's harvests falter? · What if a severe La Niña hits South American crops?
Illustrative exposure lens — not a prediction, not financial advice.