INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – CETA DEAL WILL HELP EUROPEAN KNITWEAR BRANDS IN CANADA
March 1st, 2017
THE EUROPEAN Union’s (EU) and Canada’s strong branded knitwear companies may benefit from additional mutual trade after the European Parliament’s approval and resulting signature of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the two jurisdictions.
This long-negotiated and highly contested deal, which could apply from April as far as its key duty and quota liberalisation elements are concerned, will remove nearly 99% of tariffs on all goods traded between the EU and Canada and eliminate tax discrimination.
EU exporters will benefit from ...
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