#22026X00868Notice concerning the provisional application of the Interim Agreement on Trade between the EU and Mercosur Member States
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The law allows the EU and Mercosur countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay, to start temporarily applying a trade agreement beginning May 1, 2026. This agreement aims to ease trade activities between these regions, potentially affecting businesses involved in import and export operations.
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Key Changes
- Enables provisional trade agreement application from May 2026
- Facilitates trade between EU and Mercosur regions
- Expected to impact import and export businesses
Obligations
What this law requires
Businesses involved in trade with EU and Mercosur countries must comply with the provisions set out in the Interim Agreement starting May 1, 2026.
Companies must prepare to adapt their trade practices in accordance with the new tariff regulations established by the Interim Agreement by May 1, 2026.
Businesses must ensure that their product compliance policies align with the quality and safety standards set in the Interim Agreement by the effective date.
Customs authorities must be prepared to implement the changes in customs procedures to facilitate trade under the Interim Agreement by the effective date.
Businesses must review and potentially revise their supply chains to comply with the revised trade regulations set forth in the Interim Agreement by the effective date.