EU–Mercosur pact needed to stabilize volatile South America trade

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EU–Mercosur pact needed to stabilize volatile South America trade

| Mar 06, 2020 9:25AM EST
Shippers and transportation providers are hoping the 2019 European Union–Mercosur free trade agreement will finally bring some much-needed stability to the northbound South America–Europe trade lane, but lawmakers in Europe are having a tough time ratifying the deal.
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