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Earthquake in Colombia: Key Tax and Customs Relief Measures for Your Operations

The national government issued Decree 1226 on August 18, 2026 and established extraordinary customs measures to mitigate the emergency caused by the August 10, 2026 earthquake, providing flexibility in the tax calendar and suspending procedural deadlines in the most affected areas without imposing penalties or late-payment interest. Tax Analysis: Decree 1226 of 2026 Customs and […]

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    Siacomex
  • 26 August, 2026

Colombia Earthquake: How Customs Terms Suspension Affects Your Imports

On August 10, 2026, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, causing severe disruptions in mobility, communications, and infrastructure. In response, the National Government declared a national disaster, and the Colombian Tax and Customs Authority (DIAN) issued a decree temporarily suspending customs terms in heavily affected jurisdictions. For supply chain managers, financial directors, and foreign […]

  • Siacomex
    Siacomex
  • 26 August, 2026

Invima Requirements to Import Food into Colombia: New Rules and Sanitary Control

Learn Invima’s latest requirements for importing food to Colombia. Avoid customs delays and penalties with this practical step-by-step guide.

  • Siacomex
    Siacomex
  • 26 August, 2026

How to export coffee through Puerto Antioquia under new DIAN rules

For Colombian coffee exporters, logistics efficiency is the difference between a highly profitable operation and a bottlenecked supply chain. Traditionally, exporting our flagship agricultural product required moving cargo to distant ports on the Caribbean or Pacific coasts, increasing transport costs, inland transit times, and exposure to road-related risks. With the issuance of DIAN Resolution 7995 […]

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    Siacomex
  • 30 July, 2026

How to Know if Your Imported Product Needs a RETIE Certificate in Colombia (Resolution 40284 of 2026)

Importing to Colombia? Discover how the new Resolution 40284 of 2026 changes RETIE requirements and learn how to prevent customs delays at the port.

  • Siacomex
    Siacomex
  • 28 July, 2026

New Container Yard Regulations in Colombia: How Will They Affect Your Logistics?

Discover how the Ministry of Transport’s new draft resolution for container yards will impact your import and export times and costs in Colombia.

  • Siacomex
    Siacomex
  • 23 July, 2026

Are there new tariffs on importing tires from China to Colombia? Everything about Resolution 213 of 2026

If your company belongs to the transport sector, manages cargo fleets, or distributes auto parts in Colombia, you are well aware that truck and bus tires represent one of the most critical operating costs of your business. In recent years, China has consolidated itself as the leading supplier of these inputs for the Colombian market. […]

  • Siacomex
    Siacomex
  • 21 July, 2026

How to Import and Assemble Electric Vehicles in Colombia with 0% Tariff under Decree 0595 of 2026

The landscape of sustainable mobility in Colombia has reached an unprecedented milestone. With the issuance of Decree 0595 of June 11, 2026, the National Government has established a highly competitive tariff and customs framework designed to transform the country into a regional hub for the manufacturing and assembly of electric and hybrid vehicles. For logistics […]

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    Siacomex
  • 16 July, 2026

How to Import Footwear to Colombia Under Decree 0594 of 2026

If your business is involved in importing shoes or raw materials for the footwear sector in Colombia, your customs rules just changed. The national government issued Decree 0594 of 2026, which modifies the National Customs Tariff and establishes updated price thresholds. Under this new mandate, an increased 35% tariff applies to imports with declared FOB […]

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    Siacomex
  • 14 July, 2026

New Anti-Dumping Duties on Steel Wire From China: How Much Does It Cost to Import to Colombia?

If your company in Colombia operates within the construction, agriculture, infrastructure, or metalworking manufacturing sectors and relies on international steel sourcing, your customs rules have just changed radically. The Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism (MINCIT) has issued a high-impact regulation that immediately alters the cost matrices and logistics planning for wire imports. Through Resolution […]

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    Siacomex
  • 12 June, 2026
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