The Mercosur European Union trade agreement is a framework designed to make trade between the EU and Mercosur countries more predictable and commercially efficient.
Mercosur includes Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay, which makes the agreement relevant for businesses importing from, exporting to, or sourcing through these markets. For companies, the main issues are tariff treatment, customs requirements, and the documentation needed to benefit from preferential trade terms.
The Mercosur European Union interim trade agreement has applied provisionally since 1 May 2026, creating new customs and tariff considerations for companies trading between the EU and Mercosur countries.