How does the EU benefit from selling pork to China due to trade disputes with the US and Canada?

The reactions of major trading partners Mexico and China to the US tariffs are particularly crucial for global pork trade. The current situation is that US President Trump has largely suspended his announced punitive tariffs against Mexico until April 2. In return, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum also refrained from imposing additional tariffs on imports from the United States. However, if the US tariffs are actually implemented in the future, retaliatory tariffs from Mexico can be expected. The trade volumes that could be affected by the tariffs are very large. Last year, the United States shipped approximately 1.155 billion tons of pork to Mexico. Furthermore, European pork exporters' trade relations with Mexico have so far been very limited. Significant shipments of pork (approximately 13,000 tons) arrived in Mexico from Spain alone last year. The European pork industry could likely benefit from the US conflict with China. Shortly after taking office, US President Trump ...