The new EU-Mexico trade agreements are set to strengthen economic ties by reducing trade barriers, expanding access to public contracts, and opening new opportunities across sectors including agri-food, digital trade, transport and clean technology. The agreements are also expected to support SMEs, improve supply chain resilience, and deepen investment links between Europe and Mexico.

The provisional entry into force of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement marks a significant opportunity for Irish businesses seeking to expand into new international markets. The agreement will help reduce trade barriers, support competitiveness and create new opportunities across sectors, including agri-food, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, ICT and professional services. The deal is also expected to increase consumer choice and support more competitive pricing as businesses navigate rising operating costs.

The provisional entry into force of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement marks a significant opportunity for Irish businesses seeking to expand into new international markets. The agreement will help reduce trade barriers, support competitiveness and create new opportunities across sectors, including agri-food, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, ICT and professional services. The deal is also expected to increase consumer choice and support more competitive pricing as businesses navigate rising operating costs.

The formal signing of the EU-Mercosur Interim Trade and Partnership Agreements marks a significant opportunity for Irish exporters seeking access to a market of 295 million people. The agreements are expected to deliver many benefits, while also strengthening Ireland’s trade resilience amid growing geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

Irish MEPs were urged to support the EU-Mercosur agreement ahead of a key European Parliament vote, amid warnings that further delays could harm Ireland’s competitiveness. The agreement is expected to create one of the world’s largest free-trade areas, opening new markets for Irish exporters, reducing tariffs, and introducing safeguards for sensitive agricultural sectors.