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EU-Mexico agreement

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Trade relations between the EU and Mexico are currently governed by the trade pillar of a 2000 agreement called the EU-Mexico Economic Partnership, Political Coordination and Cooperation Agreement (also referred to as the 'Global Agreement'). 

On 17 January 2025, the EU concluded negotiations on a modernised Global Agreement with Mexico.  

Once ratified, the EU's modernised Global Agreement with Mexico will replace the agreement currently in force.  

The new deal will: 

  • Increase EU agri-food exports by removing high tariffs, benefitting European farmers;
  • Make it easier for EU companies to bid for government contracts, invest and provide services in a variety of sectors in Mexico; 
  • Provide extra benefits for small businesses through simplified standards and procedures; 
  • Strengthen the protection of climate and labour rights through enhanced cooperation and enforceable commitments, and;
  • Allow more secure supply of materials critical for the green and digital transitions.

About the agreement

Negotiation round reports and textual proposals

EU-Mexico trade in your town

A branch of the Coffeeshop Company

The Austrian Coffeeshop Company has over 300 franchises worldwide. The company’s international expansion was also possible thanks to the EU’s trade agreements with countries such as Mexico, Morocco, and Egypt, which reduced much of the administrative work needed to enter those markets.

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Latest news

  • Press release

Political negotiations have concluded to modernise the EU's Global Agreement with Mexico, following political engagement between Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security Maroš Šefčovič and Mexican Secretary of Economy Marcelo Ebrard.

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