MEMA Responds To Announcement Of Bilateral NAFTA Deal

MEMA Responds To Announcement Of Bilateral NAFTA Deal

MEMA says that, while it appreciates the progress made by the Trump Administration and the Mexican government, it encourages a renewed focus on a three-party agreement that includes Canada.

The Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association (MEMA) released the following statement regarding the NAFTA announcement yesterday:

MEMA has been a leading voice in Washington and around the country advocating for a positive renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). While we appreciate the progress made by the Trump Administration and the Mexican government, we encourage a renewed focus on a three-party agreement that includes Canada.

Furthermore, at the close of the negotiations between Mexico and the United States, the parties agreed to a potential cap of Mexican motor vehicle parts exports into the U.S. MEMA is concerned that this may serve to decrease American manufacturing jobs and exports and put U.S. businesses at a global disadvantage — all while increasing costs to consumers. We are anxious to review the specific requirements with our members.

For more information, visit the MEMA Trade Resources Page.

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