Crofabiotech took part in the World Investment Forum 2025 organized by UNCTAD in Qatar. What it means for Argentina's export-oriented biotech sector.
Read analysis →Monitoring the trade measures stemming from the Strait of Hormuz crisis can be a tool for analyzing foreign trade and its current and potential costs
Read analysis →The territorial impact of US tariffs on Brazil illustrates a concrete risk for Mercosur's regional economies that depend on the North American market:
Read analysis →Three-way negotiations: Mercosur, EFTA and Vietnam are in the midst of a process of trade integration through the negotiation of free trade agreements
Read analysis →The tenth edition of the Korea-LAC series will seek to strengthen economic cooperation
Read analysis →The fair is an opportunity for Argentine exporters to negotiate the allocation of up to 18,000 additional tons under the Mercosur-EU quota and to race against the clock to adapt to Regulation 1115/2023, which could complicate shipments from late October. At the same time, restrictions on Brazilian beef entering the EU market open a competitive window that Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay will seek to capitalize on.
Read analysis →The expansion of Bolivia's agricultural frontier is being seized upon by Brazilian investors, who are buying land near the border. It is also an opportunity for Argentine investors and agricultural machinery companies.
Read analysis →An overview of international agricultural policies and cereal production
Read analysis →Meeting of Argentine and Ecuadorian companies at the Argentine Chamber of Commerce and Services
Read analysis →The EU has established rules to prevent divestment by European companies that constitute technical barriers to trade. Russia has challenged them at the WTO, requesting the establishment of a Panel. Argentina, together with other countries, has joined as a third party.
Read analysis →The G20 condemned the use of food as a weapon as a humanitarian and economic threat
Read analysis →The agreement reshapes global trade flows in the automotive sector and may push China to redirect exports of electric and hybrid cars toward alternative markets, including Mercosur and Argentina in particular.
Read analysis →The unstable balance of today's international trade demands creativity from companies and policymakers. Amid economic fragmentation, protectionism and geopolitical conflicts, multilateralism presents itself as an alternative. It remains to be seen whether countries are willing to sustain it.
Read analysis →Argentina and Ecuador sign a new automotive agreement that cuts tariffs to 0%
Read analysis →The US moves ahead with new measures in its trade war with China
Read analysis →In a world where tariff protection blocks access to markets, the GSTP, within the UNCTAD framework, is a significant step forward in coordinating export promotion among developing countries.
Read analysis →Argentina challenged French and European protectionist measures at the WTO. European sanitary and phytosanitary measures will affect market access for Argentine products and undermine the effectiveness of the Mercosur-EU Agreement.
Read analysis →Other countries are moving to ban imports produced wholly or partly with forced labor. A path Argentina could follow
Read analysis →On this World Day Against Child Labour, let us raise the red card against child labour
Read analysis →An OECD analysis shows that CIF-FOB margins in South America exceed 7%, while Mexico achieves 1.1%.
Read analysis →The USMCA (formerly NAFTA) negotiations among Mexico, the US and Canada continue, and the demand for higher local content in automobiles is at the center of the debate. ALADI presents a report on the cumulation of third-country inputs under ALADI agreements.
Read analysis →The war in Iran is driving global ocean freight rates higher, while Argentina and Brazil position their corridors as a strategic alternative.
Read analysis →The USTR concluded that Argentina does not effectively enforce bans on imports of products made with forced labor and may raise tariffs on it. To prevent that, protective measures must be adopted that can also benefit domestic production.
Read analysis →Argentina expands its trade liberalization negotiations, with potential access to 595 million consumers
Read analysis →EU accelerates decoupling from China: the new proposal to diversify the origin of inputs could boost the results of the Mercosur-EU trade agreement.
Read analysis →The automotive, petrochemical, chemical, rubber and machinery sectors will see export duties progressively eliminated from 4.5% to 0%. Impact on export competitiveness.
Read analysis →A virtual meeting in which we will discuss how companies can take advantage of the agreement
Read analysis →Anticompetitive practices can inhibit productive development and market access
Read analysis →Vietnam is a voracious market for sugar. An analysis of the opportunities for Argentina.
Read analysis →The US has opened an investigation to block imports of products made with forced labor. Perspectives from Argentina
Read analysis →The US tariff increase justified by a balance-of-payments imbalance, and Argentina's use of this defensive tool in times of crisis.
Read analysis →When trade multilateralism is biased and partial, it no longer serves even those who benefited from it, and it can lead to a trade war.
Read analysis →When trade interests prevail over war. How Turkey used commercial diplomacy to maintain its leadership in wheat flour.
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