EU AND CHILE MEAT SECTORS COULD BENEFIT FROM PLANED REVISED BILATERAL TRADE DEAL
November 1st, 2017
THE CHILE meat and livestock industry has welcomed the launch of talks between the European Union (EU) and the South American country on upgrading the current 14-year old free trade deal between the two jurisdictions.
A first round of talks are expected to begin on Thursday (Nov 16), with the goal of deepening existing agreements, so that they also address non-tariff barriers such as health import controls. These are of particular importance to Chilean exporters – the country exports significant volumes of meat and livestock to the EU.
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