After 25 years of negotiations, the EU-Mercosur agreement stands as one of the most ambitious trade deals ever concluded by the European Union. Its significance goes far beyond tariff reduction. For the spirits sector — a flagship of European agri-food exports — it offers a critical opportunity to expand market access, strengthen protection of geographical indications and foster deeper economic cooperation with four dynamic South American partners: Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. Yet the long-anticipated signature of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement has been postponed again. For a sect...
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