EU Neighbours Seal Major Mercosur Trade Deal Amid Brussels’ Delay

Countries neighboring the European Union have reached a significant trade agreement with Mercosur, the South American trade bloc. This deal aims to eliminate or lower tariffs on almost all trade products between the two regions.

Key agricultural goods such as:

• Brazilian poultry
• Argentinian beef
• Norwegian salmon

will benefit from reduced duties, making trade smoother and more profitable for producers and consumers alike.

This agreement marks a crucial step in strengthening trade ties between Europe and South America, potentially boosting economic growth and opening new markets. While this deal is progressing outside the EU’s formal approval, Brussels continues to work on its decision regarding Mercosur. The delay has raised anticipation and discussions about the future impacts of this trade pact across the continent.

With this development, neighboring countries position themselves as important players in global trade, leveraging Mercosur’s extensive market and resource base. The agreement signals a positive move towards increased economic cooperation and diversification of trade partnerships for the region.

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