The New USMCA: Key Issues, Challenges And Impact
This audio interview features attorney Leslie A. Glick, an attorney specializing in International Trade and Customs.
US-Mexico-Canada Trade Deal Signed In Buenos Aires
“This is a model agreement that changes the trade landscape forever, and this is an agreement that first and foremost benefits working people, something of great importance to all three of us here today,” the President said.
U.S., Mexico, Canada Reach Trilateral Trade Agreement
After months of stalls and deliberations, late Sunday night, the United States, Canada and Mexico reached a new trade agreement to replace NAFTA right before the U.S.-imposed Sunday deadline.
Automotive Growth In Mexico: What To Expect From The US-Mexico Trade Agreement
Global Business Professor’s latest Audio Interview, “Automotive Growth in Mexico: What to Expect from the U.S.-Mexico Trade Agreement” features Hector Soto, managing director, San Luis Potosi Automotive Cluster (Mexico).
U.S.-Mexico NAFTA Update Includes Revised Auto Rules Of Origin
The White House announced that the U.S. and Mexico reached a preliminary agreement to modernize the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The preliminary agreement, called the United States-Mexico trade agreement, currently excludes Canada, but sources say the three countries are working toward a three-way agreement possibly by the end of this week.
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.
MEMA Sends The Trump Administration Recommendations On How To Improve But Save NAFTA
The letter lists five specific recommendations to improve NAFTA, including retaining a tariff shift for automotive parts and providing incentives to U.S. companies to train and expand the U.S. workforce.
Border Tax And NAFTA Exit Could Harm US Motor Vehicle Industry, Study Finds
A 15 percent border tax would cost U.S. automakers and suppliers $22 billion a year, net; from leaving NAFTA, a 20 percent tariff on Mexican imports would drive up production costs per vehicle by $650 on average, according to BCG analysis.
Auto Care Association, AIA Canada And ARIDRA Submit Joint NAFTA Statement To USTR
In the letter, the three associations strongly support maintaining NAFTA and efforts to modernize the agreement, including “expand[ing] the existing framework that protects investments, facilitates trade and creates competitive value chains that benefit our members and their customers.”
MEMA Testifies In Lead Up NAFTA Discussions
After weeks of voicing a clear position on behalf of its members regarding renegotiating or modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement, the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association testified before the United States Trade Representative during a June 28 public hearing.
Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association Voices Strong Positions In Lead Up NAFTA Discussions
The association took a firm stance on behalf of its members arguing that great care needs to be taken in renegotiating or modernizing the North American Free Trade Agreement.