Mercosur-EU Agreement: Agro-Industrial Exports to the European Union Grew 21% and There Was Strong Progress in Several Sectors
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Between May and August, sales to the European bloc reached US$1922 million; fishing, citrus and beef showed increases of 93%, 59% and 50%, respectively.
Javier Milei, Luis Lacalle Pou, Ursula von der Leyen, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Santiago Pena during the Mercosur Summit, in which the agreement with the European Union was closed Mariana Greif/Reuters Argentina's agricultural exports to the European Union increased by 21% in value in the first four months after the entry into force of the Mercosur-EU trade agreement, informed the South American Secretary of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisher…
Sales reached $1.92 billion in the first four months following the entry into force of Mercosur's trade agreement
Argentina's agricultural exports to European Union countries have increased by 21 percent in the four months since the entry into force of the trade agreement between the EU and the South American bloc Mercosur, the Argentine Ministry of Economy announced on Thursday.
In the first months of the Interim Trade Agreement, Argentina's agro-industrial sales to the European Union reached $1,922 million, 21% above the average of recent years, and a bigger leap if only the products benefited are analyzed.
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