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HomeThird Country trade

Third Country trade

Latest from Brussels

Mercosur Is Set To Sail – With Sore Points for Sustainability, Will The Deal Sink Or Swim?

June 4, 2025 Oliver Moore

After a quarter-century of talks, the EU-Mercosur trade agreement is closer than ever to the finish line. But is it a done deal, and who gets to sign off on it? How are the new more volatile geopolitical trade realities impacting decision-makers? And can it be stopped or changed at this late stage? Oliver Moore takes us through the choppy waters.  […]

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EU Not Doing its Sustainability Homework on Mercosur

March 31, 2021 Hans Wetzels

An inquiry by European Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly has found that the European Commission should have concluded an updated sustainability impact assessment before signing the EU-Mercosur trade deal. But will this be enough to stop national parliaments from ratifying the deal? Hans Wetzels reports. […]

Latest from EU Member States

Post-Brexit Food, Farming and Fair Trade | Migration and Trade

August 9, 2018 Sharon Anglin Treat

How will border and mobility restrictions as well as the drafting of new trade deals under the current Brexit plan impact UK food and farming? In this final entry, Sharon Treat explores the potential risks of the Brexit deal.  […]

Latest from EU Member States

Post-Brexit Food, Farming and Fair Trade | Environment and Animal Welfare

August 6, 2018 Sharon Anglin Treat

What are the implications of the new Brexit plan on UK and EU food and farming? In this second part, Sharon Treat from the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) talks us through inadequate environmental and animal welfare protection as well as weakened biotechnology regulations.  […]

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Third country exports

December 19, 2012 Peter Crosskey

All aboard for a realistic view […]

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Latest from Brussels

Fair fruit supporters sign up for Brussels action

May 23, 2012 Peter Crosskey

EU citizens call for an end to systematic labour exploitation that underpins fruit trade to Europe […]

Latest from Brussels

Trade figures paint a disturbing picture of dependency

May 15, 2012 Peter Crosskey

The EU spends more money importing soya meal and beans than coffee […]

CAP Reform 2027

EU’s new blueprint for agriculture and food: what’s coming for agrifood policy for the next years? Find our continuous analysis here.

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