Pandemic does not stop Mexico as a meat exporter

The coronavirus pandemic has not stopped the export of Mexican meat to Canada and the United States; In the case of the country of the maple leaf, the good relationship of the governments of Mexico and Canada and the commitments acquired have ensured the continuity of bilateral trade in agri-food matters and the reduction of the risks of delays at the borders due to the impact of the pandemic. In 2019, Mexico exported US $ 39.2 million of meat and meat products to the Canadian market. The approximate annual amount in bilateral trade between Mexico and Canada is US $ 4 billion for all agri-food products, with a balanced trade balance and surplus for Mexico and trade is expected to continue growing with the new free trade agreement. between the United States, Canada and Mexico (T-MEC). Since the signing of the First Free Trade Agreement in 1994, the agricultural products sector increased the trade of meat and meat products between Mexico and Canada. Marie-Pierre Mignault, ...