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For HS 080450 (guavas, mangoes and mangosteens — fresh/dried) from India to Mexico:

Duty in Mexico

• Import duty: 20% MFN (applied) on this HS line.
• This is the regular Mexico tariff if no preferential FTA rate applies.

Documents you should prepare

For a live shipment, the practical set is:

• Commercial Invoice
• Packing List
• Bill of Lading / Air Waybill
• Certificate of Origin
• Important to support tariff treatment and customs declaration
• Phytosanitary certificate from India
• Essential for fresh fruit shipments
• Import permit / prior authorization in Mexico if required by the product condition and inspection regime
• Fumigation / treatment certificate if applicable
• Insurance certificate if insured
• Export declaration / customs shipping bill from India

India-side requirements

To export legally from India, you typically need:

• IEC
• GST registration if applicable for export operations
• RCMC if you want to claim DGFT export incentives like RoDTEP
• Proper filing through ICEGATE for customs clearance

Benefits for the India exporter

• RoDTEP benefit: about 1.7% of FOB for this product line, as per the engine context.
• Exports from India are zero-rated under GST, so you can usually export with refund/zero-rating treatment subject to compliance.
• If you are shipping regular volumes, an AEO-aligned process can reduce clearance time.

Practical Mexico-specific compliance note

Because this is fresh/dried fruit, Mexico will focus heavily on:

• plant health / phytosanitary compliance
• pest risk
• packhouse and treatment requirements
• border inspection

In practice, the phytosanitary paperwork is as important as the customs invoice.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. a country-by-country compliance checklist for India → Mexico fruit exports, or

2. a landed cost estimate for a specific FOB value.